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i would do it the same time... so you don't have to take it apart twice... just my devalued 2 cents
Yea i feel you but ive been tryna chase the noise down for like 7 months now, lol. Its just 2 nuts and a bolt, i just wanna know what EXACTLY the problem is you know?
yea ive had no issues with other pbms i had, great coils for drifting and on soft they are great for a daily. jus maybe i got a defective one? stuff happens. we'll see
i have PBM pro coilovers so that shock bushing doesnt apply to me, as far as a padding on the rear shocks? what do u mean? if your talking about the little paper thin orange gasket. i have new ones it there but that thing only keeps moisture out, not really a "pad"
I have KW V2 coilovers and those were the culprit for me w/ the clunking. Those bushings are not part of your coilovers. I've actually had that clunking sound in the rear prior to upgrading to coilovers. I thought getting coils would solve my issue but turns out it was those shock mount bushings.
I have KW V2 coilovers and those were the culprit for me w/ the clunking. Those bushings are not part of your coilovers. I've actually had that clunking sound in the rear prior to upgrading to coilovers. I thought getting coils would solve my issue but turns out it was those shock mount bushings.
Your talking about the shock mount that connects to the rear knuckle right? That other post you said to replace the shock absorber thing that goes on the OEM suspension i believe. PBMs have the pillowball mount.
But i already checked the rear shock mount bushings, they arent cracked, no play but i guess i can try that, its cheap, maybe the rubber is old thus making noise.
Last edited by PaintingStreets; May 24, 2016 at 11:48 AM.