Official Raceland Coilovers Thread
#3541
Re: Official Raceland Coilovers Thread
Well I have had mine on for about a month and the ride is ok, not the greatest. The rear squeaks a nit but nothig major. They are everythig I thought they would be for 300 bones!
#3545
#3546
i was all for them untill they started to wear wich is expected really.. but like i said i got them to review for autocross. someone had to do it right? great for daily and show.. thats all im saying gl with your coils
#3548
ya i bought them because i drive almost 100 miles a day and wanted to see how these held up doing that. i'll have a review in a month or two.
#3550
#3552
^^
hmm no rubbing at all while dding the tires are 225/40/18
only time i ever rub is if i take turns hard then there is slight rub, but i really have to be pushing it for that to happen.
also my rear fenders a rolled so ya
hmm no rubbing at all while dding the tires are 225/40/18
only time i ever rub is if i take turns hard then there is slight rub, but i really have to be pushing it for that to happen.
also my rear fenders a rolled so ya
#3553
I sprayed the front two struts with white lithium greese to get rid of the squeeking. Now I get clunking on turns as others have said. It is pretty annoying but I only notice it when I am not playing music. It is a pretty low but deep clunking noise and I only hear it on most sharp and/or bumpy turns. Anyone know how to reduce this clunking?
If you do not have this clunking can you turn off everything that makes noise, turn your car tightly to both the right and the left on a turn and see if you can reproduce this sound us with this issue have. If you can't then I must assume something needs more tightening or lubeing but I don't want to take everything apart unless it is just me.
If you do not have this clunking can you turn off everything that makes noise, turn your car tightly to both the right and the left on a turn and see if you can reproduce this sound us with this issue have. If you can't then I must assume something needs more tightening or lubeing but I don't want to take everything apart unless it is just me.
#3554
Most clunking noises have been from not tightening down everything correctly or it becoming loose. Check the top strut bolts. See if the nut looks like it is a little high on the rod.
#3555
Re: Official Raceland Coilovers Thread
Originally Posted by RoboCop
Most clunking noises have been from not tightening down everything correctly or it becoming loose. Check the top strut bolts. See if the nut looks like it is a little high on the rod.
#3556
ive never had a problem with my front coilovers, and ims sitting on 1 perch haha, i had clunking at first like when i took off and than hit the brakes, but yeah the 2 main bolts werent tight, but there tight now and everythings great