Just wore the stock tires down over time.
OK. Your post made it seem like they went bald because of the suspension or that you were being very hard on them since the install.
Do you take clover leaf entrance and exit ramps pretty quickly like I do?
Just wore the stock tires down over time.
OK. Your post made it seem like they went bald because of the suspension or that you were being very hard on them since the install.
Do you take clover leaf entrance and exit ramps pretty quickly like I do?
Also, I do notice a bit of a clunk when I go over bumps and such. Nothing super drastic, but a noise that wasn't there before nonetheless. Is there something I did wrong?
BTW, it is insane how just a few suspension mods make such a difference. It hugs corners so much better, and my tires are bald (new wheels and tires coming tomorrow).
missed this quote earlier...
I would double check the torque on the bolts. also, you may want to zip tie the e-brake cable to prevent that from flopping and making noise when it contacts the LCA. there is not much to go wrong unless you did something that was unnecessary for installation.
Took my car in to have it aligned this past weekend and where before I was noticing a faint clunking noise in the rear when going over bumps, I now hear it in the front as well. I don't know if I just wasn't paying attention before or what, but small bumps now give me a thunking sound. What gives?
Did you reuses the stock strut mounts? Quite a few people have trouble with the same noise you are describing when resusing the stock pieces. Most people upgrade to the GT500 units when they change front suspension pieces.
I did reuse the stock pieces. I was not aware that they were an issue. If it is not a problem, it doesn't really bother me any, I just don't want my wheels to fall off. But I've had it up near 100 testing it and there is no wobble, shaking, or veering at all so I only assume that everything is alright.
Agreed. Mine just started creaking and popping.I haven't heard of reusing the stock pieces being a safety issue. More of an annoyance than anything else.