Idle, confused ramblings of a simple mind...
#32
You better start saying your prayers and taking your Vitamins now Don't let that gym card go to your head and don't let my soft exterior fool you I am fueled by hunger and pure rage
Ps remind me to bring that brace I got from you, i found mine and now they both are sitting in my garage.....I might even have to charge you storage on that
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From: Alberta
#41
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From: Alberta
Good advice! I'll do it.
Funny enough those shots are of a rather loose Passenger side- The driver side is actually quite a bit tighter than the passenger side. The guy who did the install of the rubber on the wheels on the car said it was quite normal. The guy who did the alignment thinks it might have been hit at some point (though the carfax equivalent said otherwise). There is a VERY distinct difference between the two... and a much less aggressive roll was needed on the passenger side.
Now that I know where the actual jack points are- no problem. But I will say this- if anyone has detailed files on how to increase spring tension on the BC coilovers... I'd appreciate the link. The grinding / creaking is killing me.
Funny enough those shots are of a rather loose Passenger side- The driver side is actually quite a bit tighter than the passenger side. The guy who did the install of the rubber on the wheels on the car said it was quite normal. The guy who did the alignment thinks it might have been hit at some point (though the carfax equivalent said otherwise). There is a VERY distinct difference between the two... and a much less aggressive roll was needed on the passenger side.
Now that I know where the actual jack points are- no problem. But I will say this- if anyone has detailed files on how to increase spring tension on the BC coilovers... I'd appreciate the link. The grinding / creaking is killing me.
Last edited by Eno; 08-15-2010 at 04:26 PM.
#43
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From: Alberta
Yeah... it started up a couple months ago I noticed it. Very distinctly back end... not really a grinding so much but a squeaking / creaking noise. Seems to be just as the car goes over a bump or as you would expect the spring to compress. The guys from BC Racing seem to think it's because the spring compression is too loose and advised me to tighten it. I just have to figure out how to do that! I'm still perusing some DIYs but apparently adjusting the rear end is a bit harder than the fronts- which were easy.
Any tips let me know.
Any tips let me know.