Reply With QuoteThank you fro sharing. I'll keep that in mind when I install mine.
Ever since I got my coilovers, my rear passenger side has been squeaking.
I located the noise and I think it is around the area where the strut is mounted to the body.
The noise goes away when i reinstall/reposition my strut, but after a while it comes back. I thought it is probably because the rear strut mount is not stiff enough.
So i picked up a Spoon rear strut bar, hoping that it will minimize the movement of my rear struts, and minimize the noise.
The result is...the noise is gone...!! absolutely gone.
At first, the noise was still there. After a hr of hard driving, (luckily) I think the struts found their best location and the noise was gone! THANK GOD.
jus thought I would share.. if you have coilover and squeaky rear suspension!
Thank you fro sharing. I'll keep that in mind when I install mine.
just get the stock type-s upper strut tie bar....its a lot cheaper...
the type s has a stock upper strut tie bar????Originally Posted by mustclime
kust get the stock type-s upper strut tie bar....its a lot cheaper...
You people with a life just piss me off! If you would ever spend days going over parts diagrams you would know that a type s has a upper rear strut tie bar that costs about 30 bucks......
#33 and #34
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f-ing n00bs...:gary:
dont get loud oldman
since your here.....what are signs that a tie rod is going?
Well, it depends on the bar design.....if it has joints, there will be wear at them, a welded bar will have cracks neat the welds showing as broken paint.
ha i meat tie rod end. something on my driver side is squeaking and its pissin the fack out of m
most squeeks are hight speed raddles,when in dout, gease everything.
is there a certain kinda greese to use for them or would good ol dubdee 40 do the trick?
I like wheel bearing grease......Its good on toast also.
i will give that a try sir
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