Tein suspension ???
i recently put teins in my ek and ones in a while they make a noise (dunk!) sound ,is this normal or should i have this look at . also at the same time i had disc convertion done (in case that it may be that also )
my old springs did that once and a while...but my full coils never make that sound...when and where does this sound come from?
it comes from the rear and also went you stop suddenly , it doesnt mean slamming on the breaks .
it comes from the rear and also went you stop suddenly , it doesnt mean slamming on the breaks .
my coilovers make the same noise too? sounds like something is loose?? i double checked everything and everything is tight. so im not sure what it is, if its the coilovers or not...... im running the tein ra's for eg6.... anyone else experiencing the same problem??
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Spoon EG, that noise you're hearing is the rear pillowball mounts clunking around in their housing. With a solid metal upper mount like on the RA's there is some unavoidable clunking noises but it really stiffens up the ride and helps with turn-in.
Spoon1, what type of Tein suspension are you running? Just the lowdown springs? HA coilovers? RA coilovers? If you're just using lowering springs with no tender spring, you will get some clunking noises as the main spring shifts around on the spring perch. If you've got a true coilover system like the HA's or RA's, you shouldn't be hearing anything from the shocks/springs other than the upper pillowball mounts in the case of the RA's or if you've upgraded your HA's to include these.
Double check all your suspension bolts. The fact that you're getting the clunking noise under braking makes me wonder if you haven't got a loose bolt holding the bottom or top of the shock assembly in place. That's all I can suggest.
[Modified by Maxi, 12:38 AM 1/1/2002]
Spoon1, what type of Tein suspension are you running? Just the lowdown springs? HA coilovers? RA coilovers? If you're just using lowering springs with no tender spring, you will get some clunking noises as the main spring shifts around on the spring perch. If you've got a true coilover system like the HA's or RA's, you shouldn't be hearing anything from the shocks/springs other than the upper pillowball mounts in the case of the RA's or if you've upgraded your HA's to include these.
Double check all your suspension bolts. The fact that you're getting the clunking noise under braking makes me wonder if you haven't got a loose bolt holding the bottom or top of the shock assembly in place. That's all I can suggest.
[Modified by Maxi, 12:38 AM 1/1/2002]
Maxi, the noise is coming front the front, not the rear...... it only makes noises when i go over bumps, dips, etc..... thanks for your input, any other ideas?
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