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Clanking sounds from front struts after installing S-Techs!

Discussion in 'Suspension & Brakes' started by Infamous_Kamikaze03, Aug 8, 2011.

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    Infamous_Kamikaze03 New Member

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    May 12, 2011
    Hey guys! It's been some time since I installed my sexy S-Tech springs on the stock struts. It starting to ssound like the struts themselves are not tightened enough in front. Could it be that they are stock struts and can't handle the lowering rate from the s-techs? I do understand if the sound is in the rear, I need to get adjustable camber kit. Could it also be needed for the front as well?
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    Mengsta <font color="#fb7014"><b>Club-tC Supporting Vendor

    Member Since:
    Feb 13, 2007
    Location:
    07 Tc
    If the struts are blown from the drop of the S-techs, you would definitely feel the difference in ride quality. The rate at which the vehicle rebounds would be a lot slower and your body roll would be really bad.

    If its a metal clanking sound, it might be a loose top nut. Do you feel it when driving or through the steering wheel?
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    Infamous_Kamikaze03 New Member

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    May 12, 2011
    hey Mengsta. I wouldnt say i feel it while driving. I mostly hear it, when driving going over bumps in the road. Hear it more when I go over speed bumps. When i go over the speed bumps, I go slow as possible. Just sounds like the struts are loose or something. Dont think the struts are blown but wouldnt hurt to check lol.
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    Mengsta <font color="#fb7014"><b>Club-tC Supporting Vendor

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    Feb 13, 2007
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    No I don't think your struts are blown either. Sounds like a loose bolt.

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