Installed Eibachs/Tokico ??
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Installed Eibachs/Tokico ??
I just installed my Eibachs and Tokicos on my 97 400. I dont know if I like them Or not. I have only drove it about 3 miles. The ride definitely suffered, Now when I go over rough areas I hear a clunk in the back on both side. What’s up with that? What could it be? I guess I would be OK with the ride if it looked lower but it really only dropped about a half inch. I'm starting to think I made a mistake. Any one else have a similar experience?
or I dont know!
or I dont know!
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Well, these are new springs, so it should take time to settle. Yea, when it comes to suspension, your preference in comfort and height are extremely important. It is always good to pay for what YOU want, not what your budget permits, or you might just regret it.
good luck.
good luck.
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Give the new springs some time to settle, it should settle about .5" more. The clunking noise you're having in the back could possibly be your upper mounts (still have to do mine)... it's like a repetitive clunk over a bump yeah? (sounds like a few clunks over bumps).
Jose
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Originally posted by mikeloc24
Scott I thought you were selling your Eibach's? What's up? Did you change your mind?
Scott I thought you were selling your Eibach's? What's up? Did you change your mind?
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Yea I have that clunking on mine too....
Anyone have advice to offer? Ill try retorquing those bolts this weekend
PS. Congrats on the new mod, Post some pics!!
Anyone have advice to offer? Ill try retorquing those bolts this weekend
PS. Congrats on the new mod, Post some pics!!
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Originally posted by /Aerostar\
Yea I have that clunking on mine too....
Anyone have advice to offer? Ill try retorquing those bolts this weekend
PS. Congrats on the new mod, Post some pics!!
Yea I have that clunking on mine too....
Anyone have advice to offer? Ill try retorquing those bolts this weekend
PS. Congrats on the new mod, Post some pics!!
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Originally posted by ScottURnot
I looked under my car and it looks like there are scratches on my axels where they bump the frame, I think thats the noise I hear. Its going on a rack this weekend so I will find out for sure and let you know. Anyone have this confirmed?
I looked under my car and it looks like there are scratches on my axels where they bump the frame, I think thats the noise I hear. Its going on a rack this weekend so I will find out for sure and let you know. Anyone have this confirmed?
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Originally posted by jeremyp111
Did you find out what the problem is yet? I have the same noise since I installed new OEM struts and Eibach springs. Everything is tight so I've been stumped.
Did you find out what the problem is yet? I have the same noise since I installed new OEM struts and Eibach springs. Everything is tight so I've been stumped.
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You know what? That's exactly what my friend and I think may be happening. I never hear the noise on raised bumps. I only hear the noise when it's a dip, like a pot hole. I think the spring rebounds and then the coils slap against each other when it recompresses causing the noise.
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I think the spring rebounds and then the coils slap against each other when it recompresses causing the noise. [/B]