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Old 02-06-2015, 07:31 PM
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Default Coilover clunk!! Help.

Hello,

I have 2011 WRX. I installed a set of BC BR coilovers about 6-8 months ago.

I have had a constant clunking noise (since the start) from pretty much every corner!

It is more noticeable at lower speeds going over bumps. Going up my drive way kerb is a classic example.

I have checked and doubled checked everything many times. I have played with spring pre-load. Nothing seems to fix it.

I have stock sway bars/endlinks. Could it be these?

Have I lowered too much? Therefore changing suspension geometry and putting too much pressure on the system.

Or is this just normal for coilovers? I don't think they are blown. What are the chances of having all four blown?

The ride is actually great. If there was no clunking noise it would be perfect.

Thanks in advance. It's killing me!!
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