Preventing Clanking noise from progressive springs?
Hey there guys, I've installed a Eibach Pro Kit with stock shock on my 96 Accord EX (Let's stay on topic, the shocks are still good and pro-kit are compatible, no flamming on me about this) and it's been a few months after the install.
Since the rear of the pro-kits are progressive type springs, I've been hearing some clanking noise whenever I go over speed bumps. If I go really slow on speed bumps, there is no noise.
How do I fix this? I remember on the RSX, Acura also use a progressive type springs for their A-Spec suspension. there is a rubber coating on the exterior on the springs. Is there a way I can solve this?
Do you think a rubber tube cut down the middle and wrapping it will work or should I try another method?
Since the rear of the pro-kits are progressive type springs, I've been hearing some clanking noise whenever I go over speed bumps. If I go really slow on speed bumps, there is no noise.
How do I fix this? I remember on the RSX, Acura also use a progressive type springs for their A-Spec suspension. there is a rubber coating on the exterior on the springs. Is there a way I can solve this?
Do you think a rubber tube cut down the middle and wrapping it will work or should I try another method?
Checked it today, all is good. Isn't progressive type springs suppose to clank sometimes when going over bumps because of the closer windings?
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rm07
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Nov 1, 2007 03:50 PM




