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      06-29-2023, 03:45 PM   #1
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"Twitchy" Rear End?

Lately, I've noticed somewhat of a twitchy feeling coming from the rear when hitting a mild bump or road imperfection on the freeway/at-speed. It's not bouncy so much, just...twitchy? Though not as extreme, the feeling is exactly like when I needed to replace my upper control arm bushings on an old e36 m3 I used to own. I'm assuming it's something comparable, bushings needing replacing. Has anyone experienced (and fixed) anything similar? The car has 67k on it if that helps at all.

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Same.. for me it’s because my wheel bearing & hub need replacing. Bolts broke inside and wheel seems a bit loose
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      06-30-2023, 12:37 AM   #3
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Check all the rear subframe suspension bushings and check the shocks as well.
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Same.. for me it’s because my wheel bearing & hub need replacing. Bolts broke inside and wheel seems a bit loose
interesting. i'll finally have a little time to jack the car up this weekend, i'll check the wheels themselves to see if they're loose at all.

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Check all the rear subframe suspension bushings and check the shocks as well.
thanks, i'll definitely get the car in the air and check at some point this weekend.

i guess i'd asked more to see if it were a common thing like what i'd experienced with my e36 m3.
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The M6 has less rubber bushings than the E36. Subframe to body is a hard mount, so the suspension (arms) bushings are the likely cause of a loose feel in the rear end. Week or leaking shocks can also give a loose feel. Check the shocks for leaks along the rod seal.
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