here's the problem,

whenever i take a hard right turn i get some high pitch skweeling sounds like something is rubbing possibly. took of the tire, looked around, but everything looks ok. i drive an 92 civic lowered about 2 inches(still a finger and a half gap), can anyone help me out?? thanks.

 

the same thing happens to me, i think its b/c of too much bodyrole, i got a lower tie bar, it seemed to help some but it still does it.i hope it will stop after i get my rear tower bar. hope this helped. Anyone else have anything to say?

 

Did you check your brake pads? Are the wear sensors hitting the rotor?

 

Wheel bearings? Is the sound coming from the front or rear? Jack the car up and wiggle the wheel from side to side. If there is some play then you possibly have a wheel bearing problem. Als, check to make sure your lug nuts are tight.

 

too much body roll?? maybe,, but it only happens when i turn right, not left,

not the brake pads,, cause i still have like 90% brakes on the front

maybe the wheel bearings,, yah it's coming from the front,, the left side i think. i'll check that out.

 

Is the backing plate hitting the rotor?

 

hmm,, after taking another drive, i'm pretty sure the sound is coming from the rear now,, i checked to see if the shield was hitting the rotor, but i'll check again to make sure,, hmm

 

mine does the same **** but when i make a hard right turn it sounds like the rear tire is hitting up against my rear quarter panel, also i have another problem on my front passenger side tire just this one spot is bald its about 6 inches long and 3 inches wide and it just gets bald at this sertain spot, don't know what the hell it is