This is a 1968 Camaro with disks up front and drums in the back. Stock (original) rear end and axles with an aftermarket posi carrier.
Car runs and drives just fine. However, when I make a turn at speed I get a sound coming from whatever side is on the outside of the turn (the side that the car is leaning towards).
Its not tire rub. It sounds more metallic than that.
It sounds kind of like .... ccwwooowwcccwwoowwccwwooww
It definitely sounds like something that is turning and making a rotational or reciprocating sort of sound. And it is roughly at the RPM that the wheels are turning as far as I can tell.
Any clues? My first thought was wheel bearings but they seem to be all fine and not loose. My second thought was maybe something with the rear drum brakes and the lateral forces from turning?
Thanks,
Sal
Car runs and drives just fine. However, when I make a turn at speed I get a sound coming from whatever side is on the outside of the turn (the side that the car is leaning towards).
Its not tire rub. It sounds more metallic than that.
It sounds kind of like .... ccwwooowwcccwwoowwccwwooww
It definitely sounds like something that is turning and making a rotational or reciprocating sort of sound. And it is roughly at the RPM that the wheels are turning as far as I can tell.
Any clues? My first thought was wheel bearings but they seem to be all fine and not loose. My second thought was maybe something with the rear drum brakes and the lateral forces from turning?
Thanks,
Sal