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Suspension problem, please help, thanks
Well, here is the problem, when driving if I hit any bump on the drivers side of the car it feels like the shock is not working, it's almost like metal or the body of the car is taking the impact rather than the suspension, it's the sane sound u probably hear I'd u slammed ur car in a pot hole but it happens on any bump, the car is a ix mr on tein springs and the stock bilstien shocks, any ideas?? Thanks
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How long have you had the tein springs on the bilsteins? Someone help me out...but I dont know if they were meant to work well with the bilsteins bc of the amount of drop. It sounds to me that you are correct though, and 1 or both of your driver side shocks are blown out and you are hitting the bump stops when hitting bumps.
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Mitsu is changing my brembos on Monday, so they gonna look at it, I think if the shock was blown the hits might be worse but I'm not sure, I'm hoping someone on here has had this happen and knows exactly wat it is
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And another Tein failure. Your strut is blown, the Teins are too low and too soft. The Bilsteins can be revalved, but that will take a month to turn around.
Get better springs and at least 2 new front struts. |
^ crap, that's what I was hoping would not be the case, I'm sure mitsu won't cover those since the car is lowered unless I'm lucky. Might as well just get coilovers now, any brand u recommend for daily driving and a good ride height
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Originally Posted by egydude15
(Post 7346047)
Well, here is the problem, when driving if I hit any bump on the drivers side of the car it feels like the shock is not working, it's almost like metal or the body of the car is taking the impact rather than the suspension, it's the sane sound u probably hear I'd u slammed ur car in a pot hole but it happens on any bump, the car is a ix mr on tein springs and the stock bilstien shocks, any ideas?? Thanks
My advice...remember if you cheap out on "style" coilovers, it's only a small step up from the "style" springs you just had. I personally would send the Bilsteins you have to Bilstein USA and have them revalved for Swift Spec R's. That's an awesome set-up that is headache free. :) - Andrew |
Originally Posted by GTWORX.com
(Post 7346321)
I personally would send the Bilsteins you have to Bilstein USA and have them revalved for Swift Spec R's. That's an awesome set-up that is headache free. :)
- Andrew It will handle better than those "style" coilovers. |
Why don't you just get a set of adjustable coilovers? I have the megan streets, and they were only 850$ or something. Had mine for 2 years and I like them, they are somewhat stiff unless you go on the softest setting though.
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ok, people, *I* did not pyt STYLE springs or any of that stuff on the car, the previous owner put those on and thats how i bought the car, i will be getting 2 new front shocks and the springs you guys are talking about, but do any of you have a pic of those on the car (swift spec R's). and how much do these springs lower the car? thanks
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does any vendor sell the stock bilstein shocks?
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are the megan racing coilovers just a better bet? or keep the bilsteins with swift springs?
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Originally Posted by egydude15
(Post 7347366)
does any vendor sell the stock bilstein shocks?
Oh yeah, get in on the GTWORX springs group buy.. |
Originally Posted by egydude15
(Post 7347347)
ok, people, *I* did not pyt STYLE springs or any of that stuff on the car, the previous owner put those on and thats how i bought the car, i will be getting 2 new front shocks and the springs you guys are talking about, but do any of you have a pic of those on the car (swift spec R's). and how much do these springs lower the car? thanks
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^ thanks
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