I have a 95 honda civic. When my car is in idle like when I am sitting at a red light, the muffler vibrates and the exhaust pipe. I put it in park in my driveway but left the car on and when I looked it was vibrating. Sometimes it makes a loud rattling noise, but most of the time its vibrating and makes a low rattling noise How can I get it to stop?I thought of getting a bracket to steady it and bracket it up into the bottom of the car but my dad said that will just send the vibrations into the car.what do you think?
70 chevell with a 454 with 2 4's on it
HaHa. Your question is stupid. really stupid. Simple answer is a Hemi powered Mopar (that's Chrysler- maker of Plymouth and Dodge) Do a search on Hemi Cuda, Hemi Charger, to start. btw, the scene in the FF isn't real, they put a couple of hundred pounds of weight in the trunk of the Charger to get it to do that. never could accomplish that with street tires. ZL1 Chevy's (that's an all aluminum 427) and 429 boss mustangs should hold their own against the Mopars. all 68-72 years, really.
Check your motor mounts. My sons girlfriend had the same problem on a civic and it was due to broken motor mounts.
Hi, I agree with your father. Fixing the exhaust to the car will make it loud when you drive. The vibration can be caused by a loose connection between the sections of the exhaust, or a broken catalytic converter. Best to have someone look at it as in most countries it will not pass an annual inspection.
