Adjustment issue
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Staging Lane
Joined: Jan 2013
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From: Brownsville Texas
Adjustment issue I replaced by hotchkis lowering springs with a new set if eibach pros. But the ones I put in the rear are making noise. Not sure if I fucked it up but on high speeds of 65-75mp it shakes like Miley Cyrus back there. Any help?
Changing the springs in the rear of the car is super straight forward so unless something was left loose or left out completely I am not sure what could be causing the issue. Did you take anything apart to get the rear springs installed in the car?
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Laughing. Miley Cyrus may be back there. LOL Thread Starter
Staging Lane
Joined: Jan 2013
Posts: 89
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From: Brownsville Texas
Just the usual things to replace rear springs. Links, bushings, exct.
I've been doing research on what causes rear end vibration at those speeds but I'm at a brain fart with all the different possibilities.
I always drive the car on the high way to school so I know that there is a difference. It didn't do this before so I'm not sure if it's mounts, u joints, balance, torque specs, warped rotors, pinion angle, axle shaft exct??
I've been doing research on what causes rear end vibration at those speeds but I'm at a brain fart with all the different possibilities.
I always drive the car on the high way to school so I know that there is a difference. It didn't do this before so I'm not sure if it's mounts, u joints, balance, torque specs, warped rotors, pinion angle, axle shaft exct??
