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Originally Posted by 1&done
I did install a pair of 65mm needle bearings on the rear, I have not touched the front just yet. I plan to install another set up front if the noise persists after I install adjustable away bar links. I have zero noise in the rear now.
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Originally Posted by ayao
1&done -
My local shop installed the rear coilovers without using the rubber seat that is located between the vehicle body and the rear height adjuster.
I'm wondering if it's worth bringing it back to have it installed properly. (I've already had the car back once because the Swift thrust sheets were installed backwards.) Argh.
I haven't had the chance to drive the car very much since installation, so I'm not entirely sure if there is any added noise at this point without the rubber seat in place.
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Originally Posted by 1&done
If you are not having noise I wouldn't worry about it. Adding the thrust bearings isn't too big of a job if you needed to do it later.
Turns out 90% of the noise I was having in the rear was a loose sway bar link bolt...w/ that tightened and the bearings installed it's noise free
I do get some noise upfront when turning the wheel. Could be the camber plates. Plan to get a set of adjustable sway bar links and get corner balanced. If it persists after I'll loose the plates
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I'm finding this thread very informative. Can you describe the noises you are hearing in the rear?
Thanks