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Old 07-07-2015, 02:06 PM
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Default Rear end "swaying"

Just a few weeks ago I started to notice the rear of the car feeling like it was kinda shaking back and forth. At first I thought it was the road but since it feels like it does it more. Only mods I have that could be related are lowering springs and a panhard bar. It does it usually 35-60 and at no specific times. Any ideas.
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Old 07-19-2015, 11:36 AM
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My '07 Coupe is doing the same thing-- My car has 152,000 mi. on it and just started doing it a few months ago when I'm driving on the freeway.

I jacked it up and checked tightness of rear LCA and the rear GT sway bar I put on 5 yrs. ago--everything seemed tight.

My car is stock except for:

Roush rear 1" lowering coils
adj. panhard rod
GT takeoff rear sway bar
catch can

The only thing I didn't check was the small upper control
arm that mounts on top of Diff.

Please post if you find the source of your sway.


thanks,
chris
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Old 08-09-2015, 02:23 AM
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Worked on one a few years back broken pan hard bar. Connects from bod to axle. Look up under the rear tires and check your suspension... The one I worked on was so bad, barely pushing above wheel well moved the car six to eight inches back and forth. Real dangerous to drive w busted suspension parts. Could be rotted bushing too. Check thoroughly, and inspect bushings and bolts too
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Also check the simple thing, tire air pressure mine was just feeling the same way and I checked the pressures and both back tires were low on pressure, aired them up and now she feels good!!
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Old 09-13-2015, 07:07 AM
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could be a bad bushing in your LCA
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