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  1. I took the long way to work to see if the noise got worse with aggresive cornering and breaking. Seems to make the same sound the whole time from 40kph upwards, accelerating, cruising or braking. I'll see if a garage can give some advice.
  2. Its noticeable from 40kpm upwards whether I'm accelerating, cruising or braking. I'm not sure about the tires, they are Dunlop RV503 Enasave. They were on the vehicle when it arrived of the boat, basically new with a lot of tread - supposedly an fuel saving tire. Will check tire pressure tomorrow, maybe that will help. As far as I can find the 4wd Infiniti G35 hubs and bearings share the same part number 40202-24U00 so possibly a DIY fix.
  3. Its loud and noticeable even when driving in a straight line, I'll check if it gets worse when cornering tomorrow. Thanks
  4. Hi Guys and Gals, JP here, thought I'd introduce myself. As the title shows I've just bought a 3.5l ARX. Fresh import from Japan with 93,000km in silver with black leather interior and all the electro gizmos (including indicators on the mirrors). Having come from a 2005 Legacy GT I'm very happy with how this car runs and the trim level. So far its had: - Engine oil (15w40), air and oil filters done - New brake pads all round with new rear rotors and machined fronts - Interior lights changed to LEDs - Reverse lights changed to LEDs - MAF and throttle body cleaned - New Enasave tires on factory wheels (not my preferred choice) My to-do list is: - Diff/transfer case oil changes - Transcooler and Transgo shift kit with fluid change - "Z-tube" and plenum spacer, just cos I can - Upgrade the Bose stereo to a 2din head unit/screen - Change the oil to 5w30 or 0w30 - Spark plugs Currently I have a minor issue. The engine sounds like its revving very high, like a whining or supercharger sound that increases with speed from 40kph (even though the tach is saying its under 2000 rpm). I'm thinking either the brakes are sticking (they haven't bedded in yet), the wheel bearing are shot, or possibly the tires are just loud. Is there any way to confirm this before taking it into a garage? Its loud, and coming from a car with a full 3" exhaust it is very noticeable. Anyway, I'll post some pics up shortly. Thanks in advance for any advice or ideas on the above issue. JP
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