Thank you!

I am sorry, it wasn't the best video I have released. I really couldn't show a lot because there is some things you could feel and hear while driving the camera and chassis ears does not allow you to show. Also I have new tools for vibration diagnostics. I released a few videos doing the nvh testing on other vehicles.

I was not talking when the chassis ears were on the screen. It was just a recording of the sound from each wheel as I drove.

Noise was the tires. It was the same noise on both sides. I put the tires in the rear and the noise went away.

Sorry, it was kind of an odd situation, it's was not a real common issue but as soon as I saw the way the tires were I knew it was a tire issue.

I have a minor bump or thump that I feel if I accelerate quickly with the all-wheel drive system on my Honda. The transmission shifts just fine and does not slip in any way so just have me baffled

@@adventurekid9242 I'm no mechaniic but I'd guess something is loose. Do you hear the same noise when braking hard?

@@mattfoley6082 No but now that you mention it I will give it a try. If I just accelerate normally away from a stop sign or a red light everything is fine. But if I'm sitting for 30 seconds or more and then give it some gas everything is normal and then there's kind of a bump that is more felt than heard. I don't have much experience with this all-wheel drive system but it almost feels like a vicious coupling engaging or disengaging.