They have a purpose!
It seems to be working, I was just tired of the banging, and as soon as I get my new motor put in the exhaust is going to be redone and tucked better, so this is suppose to hold me over. Its seen about 80 miles of driving and a few WOT pulls and hasnt budged so I think it'll do til the exhaust is chopped.
Holy sheit! Someone finally did it................. and it worked!
If you've got that much clearance, and you've still got banging problems, you need to check something out! I'm running about 1/4" of clearance in that spot right now and i get no banging at all, with my poly mounts that is.
If you've got that much clearance, and you've still got banging problems, you need to check something out! I'm running about 1/4" of clearance in that spot right now and i get no banging at all, with my poly mounts that is.
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Verdad Gallardo The thing with mine and clearance for the spring to fit is there is something wrong with the design of my Y. Its too short, it doesnt bang on the floorboard but the transmission crossmember so it hangs low. It sucks be I've gotten used to it! This is just a temporary fix til I get the new motor in, but it works.
They arent to stiff at all, it flexs just enough
Originally Posted by orangeapeel
Do they actually have enough spring too them? they seem like they might be too stiff.
