*Technical* right front vibration

[Mustangcwo]

This is more then likely a tire problem. They balance a tire at a given speed that is probably out of your vibration range. A bad ball joint will vibrate all the time and usually clunk when you hit a bump. A bad tie rod bushing or bent tie rod usually increases vibration with speed. Can you tell which side is vibrating. If so, swap the tires and see if it moves...side to side...back to front.

 

[beejay31000]

i had this same issue on my denali. it was the tires out of balance. they think a weight fell off one of the tires. as soon as they were re-balanced the car drove great. best of luck to you man

 

[DSGimportslayer]

you know i was poking around couple forums lastnight, getting my groove on. and i was reading this one where it sounded similar to yours and all they did was put a impact wrench on the hub nut and tightened it about a 1/8th turn and he said that i was fixed after that. i just dont know if you have nuts on there. its a charger so i am guessing no...now back to your problem, lol maybe try and tighten them up if you have them.

 

[VP_07SRT8]

thanks yall i will look at all the options monday or tuesday at the auto hobby shop.. it onyl happens at 60-80