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Originally Posted by Ammunition
Now I'm a bit curious about this as well. My car is an auto (2014), and there is some in-cabin vibration when idling. I'd never notice it, but I installed a Broadway mirror a few months ago (clips onto the OEM mirror) - the mirror is great while driving, but I do notice it vibrating/shaking quite a bit when the car is stopped at a light, etc (which made me curious, as I've mentioned it doesn't happen while driving, which I would think would cause more vibration if it were due to how the mirror is mounted.)
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That kind of vibration is normal. Because of the high compression ratio and very light rotating assembly, these machines do reflect back quite a bit of the pulses from the power stroke up through 2K RPM.
When the transmission is engaged at a standstill, the engine has to apply just a smidge of throttle to maintain idle rpm. That's the extra vibration you feel.
OP, if that's all it is for you, no worries. I know Ammo's car well. It's tip top.
