When my 1998 Kia did this, it was the wheel bearings, inner and outer. Your local car repair shop should be able to check it out for you by putting it on a lift - usually at no cost to you. I am very curious about that also, i have a 2000 or 2001 Kia Sportage, but it vibrates starting at 60 mph, usually on the interstate.
you probubly have a bad clutch or cv shaft
check cv axles, transmission, and tires.
Mines was doing the same thing and the solution was to replace the front U-joint. Its fine now.
If it only vibrates when you accelerate than it is most likely a bad axle.
Normally a bent wheel or tire out of balance.
The answer is some flat edge on a couple of needle bearings on the universal joint.
could be timing It can be many things. I would suspect you have a vacuum leak.
Tires or wheels out of balance? Bent wheel? Bent axle? Drive shaft out of balance? Frozen brake caliper?
Check the universal joints and balance of the driveshaft. When you are accelerating pressure is applied to these parts and if they are worn or out of balance or dented they will cause a vibration that will stop when you let off the gas.
When you talk, your vocals cords vibrate. When you whisper, they don't vibrate at all.
Yes- slightly, you can feel it especially when you're playing a low note.
The hotter an object gets the faster its atoms vibrate.Vibration can be considered as a repeating cycle of accelerating, decelerating and then accelerating back again in the other direction.Accelerating charges radiate energyHence, vibrating atoms radiate energyHotter atoms vibrate more quickly so do more accelerating, so they emit more radiation!