Lushka16

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There has always been this little knocking sound coming out the back whenever I take a left turn at over 25, but now that I put in the kyb/abx, h&rs and rsb, I can hear this sound very clearly any time I take a left turn. when I was putting in the RSB, I noticed the bar that goes diagonally from the wheel to the axle, and it sounds like that might be the culprit. Any ideas?
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EZEMaxima

Which RSB did you just installed. If it's the Stillen, make sure it's not hitting the uniframe above the trailing arms.

Lushka16

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It's an Addco. This sound was there before the RSB
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Jung Ahn

my car made sounds too...then one day my struts came apart while driving... apparently the shop that i put the springs on didnt tighten the bolts all the way and the bolts eventually got loose.... check dat or i heard that the rear lower sway bar actually does make a noise when turning... so i heard....

1996blackmax

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This probably may not help you at all because the sound you describe is not a cracking type sound like mine, but I'll give it a shot. I had this cracking/hard "tack" type noise for a while in my car, and for the longest time I could not locate it. I thought it was my suspension (but not matter how hard I tried I could not replicate that noise by making the car bounce, and pushing it from the sides). I then thought it was something in the trunk. The trunk was eliminated when I took evreything out from it, including my system, there was only Dynamat to be seen. It was driving me nuts. It would sometimes happen when I would make sharp turns with a little speed, like yourself. When I installed my AGX's and H&R's it was making it at almost every sharp turn. This morning out of desperation I finally started moving and banging stuff in my rear panel and found that it was my rear panel itself. I stuck 5 rags back there all around the edges, and the rear brake light, making it very tight, and now I have complete silence . I know this was long, but this noise was pi$$ing me off for months.