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ADAM2KMAX Nov 29, 2001 02:27 PM

? regarding Eibach's
 
I hear a noise, definitely from the wheel wells when I hit some bumps. Slow usually and much more pronounced on the left(dr) side than the right. Anybody experience this? I know their stiffer but I don't think I had this problem when I first got them. Thanks.:confused:

UMD_MaxSE Nov 29, 2001 04:02 PM

what does it sound like? Metal on metal? Do you have those rubber tube covers on the bottom coil of the spring where it sits on the strut?

WILLSE Nov 29, 2001 05:47 PM

Re: ? regarding Eibach's
 

Originally posted by ADAM2KMAX
I hear a noise, definitely from the wheel wells when I hit some bumps. Slow usually and much more pronounced on the left(dr) side than the right. Anybody experience this? I know their stiffer but I don't think I had this problem when I first got them. Thanks.:confused:
UH OHHHH!!!!!!! i had that same noise starting on the same side and also transfered over to the right side as well..... problem: blown struts......... do u have stock struts on the car? if so how many mile have u had your eibachs on for? mine were on for about 9k before i heard the noise really bad and from there it just got louder and handling decreased tremendously better give my buddy at stillen a call 1-800-576-2131 ext 182 DEAN tell him WILL sent u and he will give u the tokicos for 270 all around if i remember correctly they are worth it!!! let me know how it goes!

maxse01 Nov 29, 2001 07:00 PM

Re: Re: ? regarding Eibach's
 

Originally posted by WILLSE


UH OHHHH!!!!!!! i had that same noise starting on the same side and also transfered over to the right side as well..... problem: blown struts......... do u have stock struts on the car? if so how many mile have u had your eibachs on for? mine were on for about 9k before i heard the noise really bad and from there it just got louder and handling decreased tremendously better give my buddy at stillen a call 1-800-576-2131 ext 182 DEAN tell him WILL sent u and he will give u the tokicos for 270 all around if i remember correctly they are worth it!!! let me know how it goes!

I hear the same thing. I am not sure what it is, but i know there has to be a problem. I left those plastic things on, cause i thought they cut down on the noise. I have only had my eibachs for 1,000 miles so i don't think i have blown them.

maxse01 Nov 29, 2001 07:02 PM

Re: Re: ? regarding Eibach's
 

Originally posted by WILLSE


UH OHHHH!!!!!!! i had that same noise starting on the same side and also transfered over to the right side as well..... problem: blown struts......... do u have stock struts on the car? if so how many mile have u had your eibachs on for? mine were on for about 9k before i heard the noise really bad and from there it just got louder and handling decreased tremendously better give my buddy at stillen a call 1-800-576-2131 ext 182 DEAN tell him WILL sent u and he will give u the tokicos for 270 all around if i remember correctly they are worth it!!! let me know how it goes!


UMD_MaxSE Nov 30, 2001 03:56 AM

if you are going to get struts, you may want to also consider KYB AGX... Cattman has them for the 5th gen now...

IceY2K1 Nov 30, 2001 08:20 AM

Not yet....
 

Originally posted by UMD_MaxSE
if you are going to get struts, you may want to also consider KYB AGX... Cattman has them for the 5th gen now...
He's still trying to find someone to "test fit" them on their 5th gen.. I'm trying to convince myself I have the money, since he's willing to give them to me for cost AND pay for installation.

Too bad I'm broke!

UMD_MaxSE Nov 30, 2001 09:22 AM

Re: Not yet....
 

Originally posted by IceY2K1


He's still trying to find someone to "test fit" them on their 5th gen.. I'm trying to convince myself I have the money, since he's willing to give them to me for cost AND pay for shipping.

Too bad I'm broke!


:( I wish I was nearby.... I'd do it for sure...

20th maxstyle Nov 30, 2001 09:26 AM

Check the two big screws that hold the wheel in place behind the brake rotor, sometimes they loosen and all you have to do is tighten them. The AGX's are nice, but if you don't need them that bad, get Tokico non-adjustible.

Keh mon Nov 30, 2001 03:17 PM


Originally posted by 20th maxstyle
Check the two big screws that hold the wheel in place behind the brake rotor, sometimes they loosen and all you have to do is tighten them. The AGX's are nice, but if you don't need them that bad, get Tokico non-adjustible.
I thought that the Tokico's didn't last as long as people wanted, and that's why they were going with AGX's or Koni's.


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