As title says, I have excessive NVH with my GC coils, like a clunking. And I know its directly strut related, I have no play or bad bushings anywhere in the front suspension. I have Cosmo camber plates. I feel like the noise is the threaded piece of the coilover hitting the D-ring and then the bilstein lock collar, are these supposed to just be "floating" as my threaded piece is? It happens going over bumps obviously.
Lots of NVH with GC coils
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Originally posted by TSI♫ Rust flecks are falling on my head...♫OEM+Comment
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Cosmo camber plates usually cause coil bind because of the lack of a good bearing to let it swivel. So does it sound like a popping when your turning?Dare 2 Dream Motorsports
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Kidding. A lot of people do that.
Take the sleeve off, wrap the strut housing with electrical tape where the sleeve should be, then press the sleeve back on and over the tape. The fit will be snug and no more moving parts.Comment
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Ah well said! Thank you! Hopefully this kills the clunking, girlfriend hates it and thinks the wheel's about to fall off..Originally posted by TSI♫ Rust flecks are falling on my head...♫OEM+Comment
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Needle brearings. Should cost about $20 for the pair.Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.
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Anyone know the dimensions?Originally posted by TSI♫ Rust flecks are falling on my head...♫OEM+Comment
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