Got my dohc zc in And I have two brand new axles.. when I take off and get to around 20-25 mph I hear a knocking sound.. when I accel or slow down it does it.. its not a motor knock sounds llike an axle or something.. I tightened everything down.. axle nut, hub bolt, lca fork bolt, bar That goes from frame to hub, both axles are in all the way. And the trans shud be fine cuz I just had it on my a6 and my a6 overheated so I took it out and kept the trans. The tranny didn't do anything like that with a6 and it had older axles.. car has a new clutch as well. Can anyone help me out? Thanks

 

Anyone?

 

are the tie rod ends loose or the ball joints

 

sounds like bad inner cv joints, time for some new axles i would say

 

The axles are litterally brand new just put them on. Driver side two days ago and pass side yesterday..

 

Brand new? Or re-manufactured? Big difference there.

 

New not remanufacured

 

This is soo annoying.. help me please ppl any ideas?

 

Wheel bearings? Take it to a shop. Most places will do a free suspension evaluation.

 

Ok ill try a shop and have them drive it and take a look.. thanks for your help so far

 

No problem, goodluck finding your problem

 

Mount is loose? I had the same problem and I thought I threw a bearing but it was tranny mount lol facepalm

 

Might be a wheel bearing or tie rods. My friend just had the same problem and changed his tie rods. Still made knock sounds & when he would slow down it would shake & of course making knocking sounds. So it ende up being the wheel bearings. Hope this helps.

 

Rear trans mount is all tight and same w. The front one. The front rubber stuff is torn but the knocking deff to me feels like an axle knock not a shake like a lose mount... but they are brand new axles.. Hmm ill double check though.

 

Could it be the axle isn't pushed all the way in the trans? I would thnk that would knock or probly not drive at all for too long lol.. I've driven like two miles total as test runs.. idk ill double check all suspension parts and make sure everythings tight