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YOUR RESEARCHREAR END WIGGLE
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Check loose stuff in the suspension
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Jack up the back of the car and check for loose stuff in the suspension.
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I was getting on the freeway today and as I was accelerating the rear end started to wiggle or shimmy a little bit. I was doing about 80 and the on ramp has a sweeping right hand turn to it. I have felt this a little before but today it was more noticeable. A month ago I lowered the car with H&R's and put 19's on it. The wheels were balanced when I got them and the car has been realigned after the spring install. Any advice would be grateful
Jack up the back of the car and check for loose stuff in the suspension. I would bet you have a bad rear tie rod (see thread on wheel bearings) but it could also be a bearing or a ball joint.
Jim
Check your shocks/dampers. Your discription can be symptom of a dying or dead rear shock/damper. Ask me how I know....same thing happened on my 993 when H&R springs were installed with the factory dampers (the springs and the shocks are not matched properly). Factory shocks gave it up and the car did not handle properly. If it is a bad shock the problem will get worse as the shock wears more. At first you notice it in sweeping corners then you will start to notice it in a straight line when going over bumps in the road. The rear will feel like it is swinging ever so slightly.
