BC racing rear clunking noise
#46
Unless you are having a professional SUPSENSION expert install the coilovers, you are susceptible to possible issues down the road. I'm not a licensed, insured mechanic by any means...but been around enough modified suspensions to know what to do and how to fix issues. I still swear that the cluck issue is installation error or possibly the rubber upper mount. Got pillowball mounts on my BCRs, never had a day's issue and or noises from them.
If installed correctly, the BCRs are the best bang for your buck!
If installed correctly, the BCRs are the best bang for your buck!
#47
Unless you are having a professional SUPSENSION expert install the coilovers, you are susceptible to possible issues down the road. I'm not a licensed, insured mechanic by any means...but been around enough modified suspensions to know what to do and how to fix issues. I still swear that the cluck issue is installation error or possibly the rubber upper mount. Got pillowball mounts on my BCRs, never had a day's issue and or noises from them.
If installed correctly, the BCRs are the best bang for your buck!
If installed correctly, the BCRs are the best bang for your buck!
and i have rubber so, i feel like i am gambling having them installed.
#48
#49
BR with BC springs. Aren't the Swifts 100 per spring? Anyways with my lack of experience, it's hard to make the decision to install them or not. I've tried to reach out and got some mixed answers and some people didn't even respond (way too elite for nubs) so who knows. All that I do know is I will be damned to have a clunking noise.
Last edited by circuitt; 01-20-13 at 10:43 AM.
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