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Old 05-21-2008, 10:02 PM
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im trying to figure out wats wrong with my 96 civic hatch i jus recently drop some tein spring on there and it got really bouncy and when i drive on the highway when i hit about 80 and hit a bump my car start moving to aside like i cant control it i thought it was my alignment but its not is it because of the springs??
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What kind of shocks are you running?
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i got tein s tech spring and tokico blue shocks and is any1 tein s tech spring bouncy?? mine is really bouncy worser then coilover
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I have Tein S-Techs and they ride very similar to stock springs. My car never tosses back and forth when I hit bumps or anything like that.
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Default Re: help!! trying to figure wats the promblem of my handling (w1ckedboy504)

a bad alignment can cause a lot of problems. dont be too quick to rule out your alignment. i say get one done to be sure
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Why did u start another thread?

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/2304482

I'll say again, did u cut your bump stops like your supposed to when u put the springs on?
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yea i jus recently got a new alignment but thats not the promblem it still do the same thing
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If the symtpom your experiencing is bump steer (hitting a bump and the steering wheel jerks to one side) it could very well be your tie rods. If you got your alignment done and that is the problem to the shop.. jack your car up and put the stand on the control arm so it is preloaded..(straight) try to move your inner/outer tie rods with your hand. If they have play in them, replace as necessary. This usually happens when you drop, now the suspension is at a different angle so you feel it more.
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so u think its the cv joint axle?? that causing the promblem? because my cv joint axle u can hear it grind when i turn
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