when having new springs on
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After I installed a set of springs my rear end was noisy as hell for about 100 miles. After that I got an alignment, didn't help. It would do it when turning at slow/medium speeds and when going over bumps or uneven road. Anyhow, another hundred miles and it shut up. It's fine now.
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Originally Posted by Nhan,Jan 9 2005, 06:45 PM
how can you tell if a shock is bad?
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IT'S NORMAL!
I've had 3 sets of eibachs and they all made the same sound you are talking about. It'll go away after awhile. From what i understand the springs are just settling into the grooves on the top of the strut tower.
I've had 3 sets of eibachs and they all made the same sound you are talking about. It'll go away after awhile. From what i understand the springs are just settling into the grooves on the top of the strut tower.
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um... idk.. i think i'm only hearing it from the left, like RIGHT under my feet or near there... so it's gotta be the front left......like slippy said, i get that noise slowing down, turning left, accelrating after going like 5mph, or going over uneven road, the sounding sounds like it hurts the car
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