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drive shaft hits bracket with 2 people and full tank, pushing down on tail of car it goes down a ways but shocks rebound right up and stay no bouncing. just bought car but doesn't look lowered. do lowered cars have this problem. do i need new shocks.
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I am having the same problem with my 94 v6. I have already replaced the shocks and have pulled the springs they are 13 free length (uncut)and 150lbs spring rate. The bushings show there age but shows no excessive signs of wear. With car at ride height there is less then 2" clearance at the pbrake bracket. I looked at both motor mounts and the trans mount look fine also. I am really stumped on this one.
Dont know if anyone is still looking for information on this, but I had this problem with 2 94 GTs the tack welds on the e-brake cable bracket break and the bracket bends down and rubs on the drive shaft when the suspension is loaded. I had it welded back multiple times on my 5-speed, but the auto I just hammered it up out of the way and I dont use the e-brake unless absolutely necessary... If i do use it I have to hammer it back up to get it to quit rubbing.
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driveshaft hitting e-brake bracket
