Suspension?
9/27/13, 10:58 PM
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If the previous owner used the sportling springs it's more of a 1.6 in drop in the front and a 2.1 inch in the rear. This is the same setup i'm running on my 10' GT. However im using the Eibach shocks and struts that came with my kit i have the same clunck your talking about. It only happenes every once in awhile specially over bumps when im coasting. I've check everything and can't find the source. It is my opinion that due to the drop it may be the over the axle exhaust pipe touching the bottom of the car thats the only thing i can guess.
If you find out what causes it please keep me posted..
If the previous owner used the sportling springs it's more of a 1.6 in drop in the front and a 2.1 inch in the rear. This is the same setup i'm running on my 10' GT. However im using the Eibach shocks and struts that came with my kit i have the same clunck your talking about. It only happenes every once in awhile specially over bumps when im coasting. I've check everything and can't find the source. It is my opinion that due to the drop it may be the over the axle exhaust pipe touching the bottom of the car thats the only thing i can guess.
If you find out what causes it please keep me posted..
9/30/13, 05:01 PM
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If the previous owner used the sportling springs it's more of a 1.6 in drop in the front and a 2.1 inch in the rear. This is the same setup i'm running on my 10' GT. However im using the Eibach shocks and struts that came with my kit i have the same clunck your talking about. It only happenes every once in awhile specially over bumps when im coasting. I've check everything and can't find the source. It is my opinion that due to the drop it may be the over the axle exhaust pipe touching the bottom of the car thats the only thing i can guess.
If you find out what causes it please keep me posted..
If the previous owner used the sportling springs it's more of a 1.6 in drop in the front and a 2.1 inch in the rear. This is the same setup i'm running on my 10' GT. However im using the Eibach shocks and struts that came with my kit i have the same clunck your talking about. It only happenes every once in awhile specially over bumps when im coasting. I've check everything and can't find the source. It is my opinion that due to the drop it may be the over the axle exhaust pipe touching the bottom of the car thats the only thing i can guess.
If you find out what causes it please keep me posted..
OP, still waiting for that video.
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