NEW SPL PRO front compression rod bushings
09-22-2010, 09:56 AM
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For those of you who will install these or already have them installed re-torque the bolts to the compression rods or any other bushings. My driver side started making noise and found out that the bolt was far too loose and I tighten it with a racket as much as I could and noise is gone. Also a good idea to lubricate them with teflon lubricant once in a while.
For those of you who will install these or already have them installed re-torque the bolts to the compression rods or any other bushings. My driver side started making noise and found out that the bolt was far too loose and I tighten it with a racket as much as I could and noise is gone. Also a good idea to lubricate them with teflon lubricant once in a while.
11-15-2010, 09:17 PM
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Well they have been installed for a couple weeks now. Steering is so much lighter, the old bushings were wasted. Normal driving you can hardly hear them, on the racetrack, good freaking god they are loud. I thought my suspension was going to break. When cornering very hard the sway bar cranks the control arm sideways causing a loud clunk. No big deal, i have never had this good of front end feel on the car before.
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my spl compression rod is making noise
Well they have been installed for a couple weeks now. Steering is so much lighter, the old bushings were wasted. Normal driving you can hardly hear them, on the racetrack, good freaking god they are loud. I thought my suspension was going to break. When cornering very hard the sway bar cranks the control arm sideways causing a loud clunk. No big deal, i have never had this good of front end feel on the car before.
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UPDATE
For those of you who will install these or already have them installed re-torque the bolts to the compression rods or any other bushings. My driver side started making noise and found out that the bolt was far too loose and I tighten it with a racket as much as I could and noise is gone. Also a good idea to lubricate them with teflon lubricant once in a while.
For those of you who will install these or already have them installed re-torque the bolts to the compression rods or any other bushings. My driver side started making noise and found out that the bolt was far too loose and I tighten it with a racket as much as I could and noise is gone. Also a good idea to lubricate them with teflon lubricant once in a while.
I would try retorquing.
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