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So I gutted the rear today prepairing for my roll cage and I found several metal pieces that could easily cause vibrations under all the rear trim. Maybe this can
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So I gutted the rear today prepairing for my roll cage and I found several metal pieces that could easily cause vibrations under all the rear trim. Maybe this can give you guys soom insite of what might be going on. I didn't get a chance to drive my car so not sure after removing these pieces will help. The last piece was only millimeters from the body. But when I do I'll defiantly keep you updated.
  Bottom Right Corner   This Piece Is Really The One I Think Is A Main Culprit 
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