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Installed 22s road noise.

Cayenne17
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Hey all

I have just put on my Kahn 22 x 10 took a drive noticed some road noise

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tires are 285 x 35 x 22 bfgoodrich gforce but up until about 30mph they make a pretty noticable hmm sounds like im in a jacked up Wrangler...also braking is lound whoossinggg sound No vibration though

any thoughts?

maybe check the PSI?

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Hey all

I have just put on my Kahn 22 x 10 took a drive noticed some road noise

4plqq8w.jpg

tires are 285 x 35 x 22 bfgoodrich gforce but up until about 30mph they make a pretty noticable hmm sounds like im in a jacked up Wrangler...also braking is lound whoossinggg sound No vibration though

any thoughts?

maybe check the PSI?

are the tires used?

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Hey all

I have just put on my Kahn 22 x 10 took a drive noticed some road noise

4plqq8w.jpg

tires are 285 x 35 x 22 bfgoodrich gforce but up until about 30mph they make a pretty noticable hmm sounds like im in a jacked up Wrangler...also braking is lound whoossinggg sound No vibration though

any thoughts?

maybe check the PSI?

are the tires used?

yes 95% tred left

why do they look balled to you?

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i would check and see if they are directional ,make sure they are pointing the correct way. Other than that id have a shop/dealer check the alignment. If you were only slightly off with the 20's the 22's would just exaggerate it. Other than that i would check the edges of the tires and make sure they are true

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i would check and see if they are directional ,make sure they are pointing the correct way. Other than that id have a shop/dealer check the alignment. If you were only slightly off with the 20's the 22's would just exaggerate it. Other than that i would check the edges of the tires and make sure they are true

will doo thanks

i checked the alignment the wheels stay straight to the road and no vibration in the wheel and rotational is correct

maybe ill have it checked

thanksss

:renntech:

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Road noise is going to be associated with 1) amount of tread on road, 2) tread pattern on tires, and 3) softness of rubber. Since you changed all of this, you probably got louder noise. If you want quiet tires you go go to www.tirerack.com and find the 22" tires that got the lowest road noise scores.

PS - Where did you get the Porsche front window sticker...that's really nice!

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The rims look very nice... And they go well with the overall look of the car ...

I dont know what type of Pimp my Ride these guys have been watching, but certainly I could have a little more of that...

Congrats,

Gustavo

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Haha you guys are awsome really appricate the positive feedback

Front windshield sticker custom made from rich at www.xenonmods.com see if hes got it.

the calipers are stock V6 this is a V6 converted to Turbo..i am doin yellow 911 calipers next week. so no one will know what this is as well as exhuast

PIMP MY RIDE apartently the german version :lol: :clapping:

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