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SAme here....it sucks sometimes. :irate:actually, i get those "wind noice" arond 100km/h - 120km/n.....(60-80mph), on the driver side only...is this normal? can i bring my
car to dealership to have it warranty?
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Well actually I dont get it at those speeds. I get some noise sounds. But the sound im talking about is a high pitched annoying sound and you can tell when when it begins cause of the sound change is very noticeable.
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actually, i get those "wind noice" arond 100km/h - 120km/n.....(60-80mph), on the driver side only...is this normal? can i bring my
car to dealership to have it warranty?
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yea very true. I thought it might be the windshield. Cause I made sure all my windows were fully closed. If any one notices this issue next time they are driving post it up.Same thing here. My guess is that the glass needs to be adjusted. It is not "seating" correctly in the weatherstripping. It is very noticeable at 80mph+. Just like a lot of other things. (shock sensor, clutch pedal) it seems like nothing was ever "dialed in" on this car when they reached the ports. I love this car, but searching through forums to adjust(not fix) things that Mazda neglected to do prior to delivery is annoying.
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Sounds like a door or window is not adjusted properly. Air pressure causes the doors to pull sligthly away from the car body at speed and the normal adjustment pretensions the door to the body enough to prevent that sound. They sell the same car worldwide, so howling noises at xxx mph are not designed in. It's a simple fix.yea very true. I thought it might be the windshield. Cause I made sure all my windows were fully closed. If any one notices this issue next time they are driving post it up.
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Hmm sounds interesting. Well how would you adjust it? where is it located? I've never had this problem with my Integra Gsr Supercharged and I got to 162 easily with that car and no wind tunnel noise either.Sounds like a door or window is not adjusted properly. Air pressure causes the doors to pull sligthly away from the car body at speed and the normal adjustment pretensions the door to the body enough to prevent that sound. They sell the same car worldwide, so howling noises at xxx mph are not designed in. It's a simple fix.
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How many tracks are there nationwide which would allow top speed of 150 mph? What's the closest one to Boston and if you get damage on a track will your insurance pay for the damage?don't drive 120mph in public roads?? common sense?
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How many tracks are there nationwide which would allow top speed of 150 mph? What's the closest one to Boston and if you get damage on a track will your insurance pay for the damage?
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