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Old 07-07-2017, 06:43 PM   #29
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Old 07-07-2017, 10:31 PM   #30
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Here is my front right. Clunking!
You have impact marks on the springs, something looks to be rubbing. What is the metal piece near the base of the spring stuck between the 2 lower coils? That will clunk every time it contacts.

As a general rule tighten the snot out of the sway bar ends links and upper shock mount when troubleshooting.
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Right front shock has pushed the top adjustment rod out of the hole. Oil leaking at the top. Unreal!
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Old 07-08-2017, 10:52 AM   #32
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You have impact marks on the springs, something looks to be rubbing. What is the metal piece near the base of the spring stuck between the 2 lower coils? That will clunk every time it contacts.

As a general rule tighten the snot out of the sway bar ends links and upper shock mount when troubleshooting.
That's tape, not metal. I installed some rubber isolators.
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Old 07-08-2017, 10:53 AM   #33
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I am at wits end! Should have kept my corvette! Don't know crap about Camaro's.
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Old 07-08-2017, 12:11 PM   #34
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I have the Eibach pro R2 coil overs as well, and yours are bad and need to be rebuilt. That rod isn't supposed to come out like that either. I also found their springs an inch short and replaced with QA1 9" springs.

I have stock struts with BMR lowering springs for just such occasions (front and rear). However, after adding the 1" taller spring they have held together so I may have solved the issue. It takes them about a week to rebuild and a week shipping on both ends so its almost a month. I can't remember what the cost quoted was as mine were just out of warranty at the time and they still covered them for me.
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Thanks for the reply. They want 200 to rebuild the shock. I think I may now have a twisted line going from the shock to the reservoir, causing the extra pressure in the shock.
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Selling the eibach's. Putting new shocks and springs on the car next week.
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Selling the eibach's. Putting new shocks and springs on the car next week.
Having to do it over again I would probably do the same. Its too much hassle to get it setup just right and a pain when they go out.
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Having to do it over again I would probably do the same. Its too much hassle to get it setup just right and a pain when they go out.
Yep. JUST got the car. Love the car, hate the suspension. Thanks for your help!
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