Banging noise when getting off acceleration

[FredG]

If you have a photo editor like Microsoft paint, open it with the program, slightly crop it then save it. That will reduce the size significantly.


Fred

Originally Posted by Voipman

I found the problem. The cross member the front of the differential bolts to has cracked! I tried to post a picture but could not figure out how. My image is too big. Thanks for everyone's input. I did check the shock mounts and they are good. Wish that had been the problem much easier fix.

[cycleguy55]

Originally Posted by Voipman

I found the problem. The cross member the front of the differential bolts to has cracked! I tried to post a picture but could not figure out how. My image is too big. Thanks for everyone's input. I did check the shock mounts and they are good. Wish that had been the problem much easier fix.

Glad to see you've found the problem - now on to the not insignificant matter of getting it fixed.

[cycleguy55]

Originally Posted by FredG

If you have a photo editor like Microsoft paint, open it with the program, slightly crop it then save it. That will reduce the size significantly.


Fred

As a professional photographer who shoots raw images with a DSLR camera, I've found that often the best way to produce downsized images that don't need high quality is just to use a screen grab or screen shot program (I'm using Greenshot on Windows and Flameshot on Linux). If they need higher quality I'll export at different settings from my raw photo editor.

p.s. I just discovered Flameshot now has a beta version for Windows, although signed binaries don't yet appear to be available. Once they are I'm probably going to try that out, if for no other reason than to have the same program on both platforms and all computers.

[strictlypersonl]

Free picture editing for Windows: irfanview does cropping, resizing and color manipulation.
https://www.irfanview.com/