car shacks dont no what wrong

**PNIGZ** · 01-12-2010

my 2000 gt shakes a lot when i accelerate at around 80 KM/h but is fine when i am just costing any one know whats wrong

**Joe m** · 01-12-2010

bad front bushing? bad tires? what is 80 km/h? like 55 or so mph?

**matt5112** · 01-12-2010

50

http://www.google.ca/search?q=80+kph+to+mph

**Jakegday** · 01-12-2010

snow/ice in your rims throwing off the tires balance? thats a problem im having right now

**PNIGZ** · 01-12-2010

it would int be the tires cuz it is only when i am accelerating

**cerick08GP** · 01-12-2010

Possibly a bad CV joint

**SilverGT** · 01-12-2010

I second the CV joint(s).

**gtpinsc** · 01-12-2010

i third the CV axle.

**PNIGZ** · 01-12-2010

do u think thats something that should be replace now or can i just live with it

**rynoman03** · 01-12-2010

It could be your tires out of balance. Have your tires rotated and balanced. My car did this for awhile until i fixed it. If its a super bad shake its your cv joint. And NO you shouldn't just live with it. Get it replaced or replace it yourself ASAP.

**PNIGZ** · 03-08-2010

thanks guys i just fixed it today at school and it was the CV joint now it ruins amazing.

THANKS A LOT

**codyAK** · 03-08-2010

Originally Posted by PNIGZ

thanks guys i just fixed it today at school and it was the CV joint now it ruins amazing.

THANKS A LOT

Ruins amazing? Does that mean no more shacking?

**PNIGZ** · 03-08-2010

Originally Posted by codyAK

Ruins amazing? Does that mean no more shacking?

sure does

**Forced induction** · 03-09-2010

Don't mean to hijack PNIGZ, but I have been fighting the same problem. New cv's, new rotors, new motor mounts, re-balanced the new tires and it is still shaking on acceleration. Could one of the new cv's be bad?

**daveydavido** · 03-09-2010

maybe u need an alignment

**imdaman3** · 03-09-2010

^^tru, wen the allighments off the wheels will fight each other causing a vibration under exceleration.

**Madness** · 03-09-2010

Originally Posted by Forced induction

Don't mean to hijack PNIGZ, but I have been fighting the same problem. New cv's, new rotors, new motor mounts, re-balanced the new tires and it is still shaking on acceleration. Could one of the new cv's be bad?

Bent rim?

**speedemongtp** · 03-09-2010

wheel bearing or tie rod ends can also cause these symptoms

**Forced induction** · 03-10-2010

I threw new rims and tires on today off of my 94 grand prix, and it already has new wheel bearings. I will take it in and try an alignment on it and see if that helps.