official, "my rear coilovers clunk" thread
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If they're installed correctly, they shouldn't clunk. With the G35, normally people are getting noise from the rear. To help remedy the noise, you can cut out a piece of foam to cushion the top mount on the shocks.
Personally, my rear's tend to squeak a little bit when it's cold out. I have Tein Basic coils FWIW.
-GP-
Personally, my rear's tend to squeak a little bit when it's cold out. I have Tein Basic coils FWIW.
-GP-
No clunk on my coils. Running Stance right now. I had some minor rattling from the passenger side rear when I had my Tein CS set.
Front passenger side clunk on my SPC a-arms...different story
Front passenger side clunk on my SPC a-arms...different story
There's a safety bracket on the underside of the G. It's there to prevent the drive shaft from falling out incase it ever does fall out (lol). When I first installed my coupe middy, it was hitting/clunking this part pretty hard. It's a grey handle looking like thing. See if its that part hitting.
hmm, I will deff have to check that out. thanks for the tip!!!!
(too bad we just got 5"s of snow!!! damnit!)
(too bad we just got 5"s of snow!!! damnit!)
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The only time I clunk is when I got over an uneven road at higher speeds. The harsh rebound creates a clunk sound in one of my rears.
I think it might also have to do with the fact that I forgot to adjust the lengths of the shocks are dropping the rear. (I haven't had time to readjust them yet).
I think it might also have to do with the fact that I forgot to adjust the lengths of the shocks are dropping the rear. (I haven't had time to readjust them yet).
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