MattB

ok so i was driving with my friend today showing off my car cause i just got it and....i slammed on the brakes to test the rotora vented cross drilled rotors, and metallic ceramic pads, and also to see if i had ABS...(NO) and all of a sudden my from speaker under the passenger side of the dash started making a high pitch whine noise. it matched the RPM's of the car every time it revved, and i had to turn my radio off. my friend took it apart accidentally shorted something and the fuse blew so now i have no radio until tomorrow when i fix it... what would cause the whine noise to match the cars RPM's?

-Matt

Also...i killed some honda on the highway today even though my clutch slips in 3rd through 5th...

WAYNE88N/A

Some speaker wiring shifted somewhere, towards an ignition component?

Noise filter for the speaker channel (if there even is one) fritzed out?

Heck, I could guess forever, lol...

Icemark

You have a speaker short. It just happened while your friend was driving.

Probably have a poorlly mounted aftermarket radio, amplifier, or speaker.