Front Suspension
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Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 543
From: San Angelo, TX
AmericanSpeed- I'm near UCF. Hope you're going on the cruise!
Mustangs4u- I changed my upper strut bearing thinking it would solve it and man was I so dissapointed. When I come home for winter break, I'm jsut gonna unbolt the endlink and see if the problem is solved. If it is, I have successfully nailed the problem and will most likely look into a sway bar delete or something. Maybe better endlinks. Or maybe tighten the b**** as tight as I can.
Mustangs4u- I changed my upper strut bearing thinking it would solve it and man was I so dissapointed. When I come home for winter break, I'm jsut gonna unbolt the endlink and see if the problem is solved. If it is, I have successfully nailed the problem and will most likely look into a sway bar delete or something. Maybe better endlinks. Or maybe tighten the b**** as tight as I can.
3rd Gear Member
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 543
From: San Angelo, TX
Any luck KLO? I changed my exhaust this weekend and while underneath my car I check the endlinks as well. The passenger side is bad, the boot is torn and so I need to replace it....but I only hear a noise on that side when the steering wheel is crank all the way and then I hit the gas. I've only heard that side pop maybe once this whole time. The drive side end link looks fine and tight and it's the side that pops. I guess I am having a hard time thinking the problem is my driver side end link. Any ideas?
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