rbsurfer

I've had them for a year and they will not stop clicking on bumps tonight I tightend everything as tight as possible and still clicking on bumps I'm so lost I hope someone figured this out

1BADCTS

iTrader: (17)

What type of clicking are you talking about? One possibility: Did you totally remove the dust shield, or did you leave them in where they may be loose and can bounce when you hit a bump? Ask me how I know to look for that...

MIGHTYMOUSE

iTrader: (59)

good thought, there really isn't anything in the assembly able to make a click? but I hope you find it!

BudRacing

iTrader: (3)

Did the shock nut come loose? I had that happen once or twice. Threadlock fixed that.

actrite80

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What kind of trailing arms do you have

wes8398

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I'm not sure why it would cause "clicking", but don't over-torque the top shock nut... or any of them, for that matter. I can't remember the TQ specs off the top of my head, buy they're pretty damn low.
Now if it's more of a "rattle" than a "click", and it happens mostly when you're going over rough, cracky road, then your shock(s) is/are blown. I've never heard blown shocks sound so bad than in this vehicle. Sounds like a bag of marbles rolling around back there.

lowoctane

I had the same issue and kept tightening everything thinking it was still loose. Turned out I was hitting the trailing arms. Though I'm not running stock wheels. How low are you?

actrite80

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Ha same with me

MIGHTYMOUSE

iTrader: (59)

could i get more info on what the two above are talking about? wider rear wheels?

AAIIIC

iTrader: (19)

Yes, wider rear wheels will contact the trailing arms (depending on the offset, of course).