Shocks
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Shocks
Hello!
I replaced the rear diff bushing and front one’s and luck wasn’t on my side! Clunking noise is still in the rear so I assume it’s the shocks!
The pictures below are the ebachi springs I believe. They have the shocks so I might as well throw these low mile ones on their for now so I can save money to get new ones.
Would anyone have any suggestions on these? Good/bad?
Easy install?
Feedback is appreciated!
I replaced the rear diff bushing and front one’s and luck wasn’t on my side! Clunking noise is still in the rear so I assume it’s the shocks!
The pictures below are the ebachi springs I believe. They have the shocks so I might as well throw these low mile ones on their for now so I can save money to get new ones.
Would anyone have any suggestions on these? Good/bad?
Easy install?
Feedback is appreciated!
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Hello!
I replaced the rear diff bushing and front one’s and luck wasn’t on my side! Clunking noise is still in the rear so I assume it’s the shocks!
The pictures below are the ebachi springs I believe. They have the shocks so I might as well throw these low mile ones on their for now so I can save money to get new ones.
Would anyone have any suggestions on these? Good/bad?
Easy install?
Feedback is appreciated!
I replaced the rear diff bushing and front one’s and luck wasn’t on my side! Clunking noise is still in the rear so I assume it’s the shocks!
The pictures below are the ebachi springs I believe. They have the shocks so I might as well throw these low mile ones on their for now so I can save money to get new ones.
Would anyone have any suggestions on these? Good/bad?
Easy install?
Feedback is appreciated!
Find the problem, quit throwing parts at it, and quit being a cheap ***
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SenpaiNodusMe (01-22-2020)
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Throwing parts at it is actually helping narrow the search, let alone improving my suspension. I planned on upgrading everything sooner than later anyway.
I'm not really sure how I am being a cheap *** when asking for advice.
I'll roll back over the previous threads that had some help on them.
Aside from that,
Thanks for the feedback!
Last edited by SenpaiNodusMe; 01-22-2020 at 03:06 PM.
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Hello!
I replaced the rear diff bushing and front one’s and luck wasn’t on my side! Clunking noise is still in the rear so I assume it’s the shocks!
The pictures below are the ebachi springs I believe. They have the shocks so I might as well throw these low mile ones on their for now so I can save money to get new ones.
Would anyone have any suggestions on these? Good/bad?
Easy install?
Feedback is appreciated!
I replaced the rear diff bushing and front one’s and luck wasn’t on my side! Clunking noise is still in the rear so I assume it’s the shocks!
The pictures below are the ebachi springs I believe. They have the shocks so I might as well throw these low mile ones on their for now so I can save money to get new ones.
Would anyone have any suggestions on these? Good/bad?
Easy install?
Feedback is appreciated!
Pic?
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SenpaiNodusMe (01-22-2020)
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Hello!
I replaced the rear diff bushing and front one’s and luck wasn’t on my side! Clunking noise is still in the rear so I assume it’s the shocks!
The pictures below are the ebachi springs I believe. They have the shocks so I might as well throw these low mile ones on their for now so I can save money to get new ones.
Would anyone have any suggestions on these? Good/bad?
Easy install?
Feedback is appreciated!
I replaced the rear diff bushing and front one’s and luck wasn’t on my side! Clunking noise is still in the rear so I assume it’s the shocks!
The pictures below are the ebachi springs I believe. They have the shocks so I might as well throw these low mile ones on their for now so I can save money to get new ones.
Would anyone have any suggestions on these? Good/bad?
Easy install?
Feedback is appreciated!
Install will be basically as difficult as any other suspension setup. Just read through some articles on here and get the basics, then determine where you may struggle given lack of appropriate tools (spring compression) and determine if it is a route you want to take yourself.
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