> I am hearing a high pitched whine when driving in my 2000 Evo Orange Miata,
> between 30-70 kms, but *only* on wet roads. When the weather is dry, I
> don't hear a peep from it. Has anyone run across this?
Yeah, sounds like tires.
For example, Michelin Arctic Alpins are known of that.
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Grant Edwards - 06 May 2004 05:23 GMT
>> I am hearing a high pitched whine when driving in my 2000 Evo Orange
>> Miata,
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> Yeah, sounds like tires.
> For example, Michelin Arctic Alpins are known of that.
Yup. My Alpins did that as well: on wet (but not puddled)
roads at maybe 20-40 MPH. Sounded a lot like a supercharger
turbo.

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Grant Edwards - 06 May 2004 15:18 GMT
> Yup. My Alpins did that as well: on wet (but not puddled)
> roads at maybe 20-40 MPH. Sounded a lot like a supercharger
> turbo.
I meant turbo-charger, obviously.

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Leon van Dommelen - 06 May 2004 23:43 GMT
>> Yup. My Alpins did that as well: on wet (but not puddled)
>> roads at maybe 20-40 MPH. Sounded a lot like a supercharger
>> turbo.
>
>I meant turbo-charger, obviously.
Obviously? Now who the hell charges turbos? It is not a battery.
If you ask me, you meant turbo-supercharger. A supercharger driven
by a turbine.
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Lanny Chambers - 07 May 2004 01:08 GMT
> Now who the hell charges turbos?
Folks without enough cash? <ducking>

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chuckk - 16 Jun 2004 04:08 GMT
FM charges for turbos!
> > Now who the hell charges turbos?
>
> Folks without enough cash? <ducking>
> I am hearing a high pitched whine when driving in my 2000 Evo Orange Miata,
> between 30-70 kms, but *only* on wet roads. When the weather is dry, I
> don't hear a peep from it. Has anyone run across this?
I had the same problem. I don't drive my mother around anymore. <bahdum!> :)
Expmiata - 06 May 2004 19:51 GMT
>I had the same problem. I don't drive my mother around anymore. <bahdum!> :)
Dang, you beat me to it! Bahdabing LOL
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