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a couple of months ago i had to have my control arms replaced... broke off while i was driving... and when the guy installed them he adjusted my tortion bars cuz the car was sitting crooked... leaning towards the drivers side. since then every time i have a passenger with me (sometimes without) i hear a rubber grinding sound from the rear passenger wheel well. so today i pulled off the wheel and saw where the wheel was rubbing.. it isn't damaging the wheel (from what i can tell).. but i wanted to ask, do you think maybe my springs are bad? or is it something else?

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what size wheel do you have?? and also are you lowered???

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you need a ajustable pan hard bar to center the rear wheels you probaly have some worn rear springs causing it to sit all wacked
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QUOTE (jjamiemmark @ Apr 14 2006, 11:00 PM)
you need a ajustable pan hard bar to center the rear wheels you probaly have some worn rear springs causing it to sit all wacked


i thinks hes talking bout the front end jjamiemmark wink.gif

EDIT: i just reread the first post laugh.gif ......srry jjamiemmark wink.gif

Edited by SilverRexBullet, 15 April 2006 - 04:08 AM.


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QUOTE (SilverRexBullet @ Apr 15 2006, 03:00 AM)
QUOTE (jjamiemmark @ Apr 14 2006, 11:00 PM)
you need a ajustable pan hard bar to center the rear wheels you probaly have some worn rear springs causing it to sit all wacked


i thinks hes talking bout the front end jjamiemmark wink.gif


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QUOTE (ian86crxhf @ Apr 14 2006, 05:35 PM)
i hear a rubber grinding sound from the rear passenger wheel well...


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QUOTE (crazi-85crx @ Apr 15 2006, 04:02 AM)
QUOTE (SilverRexBullet @ Apr 15 2006, 03:00 AM)
QUOTE (jjamiemmark @ Apr 14 2006, 11:00 PM)
you need a ajustable pan hard bar to center the rear wheels you probaly have some worn rear springs causing it to sit all wacked


i thinks hes talking bout the front end jjamiemmark wink.gif


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QUOTE (ian86crxhf @ Apr 14 2006, 05:35 PM)
i hear a rubber grinding sound from the rear passenger wheel well...




i no i no........im not myself tonight, i been up since yesterday morning at 3 laugh.gif
i just noticed that

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i have stock 13" wheels and stock tires... and i was looking online today and couldn't find any springs.. im gonna look a little harder, but any suggestions would be nice on where to find a good pair...

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theres some for sale here...click here

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peace,
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QUOTE (SilverRexBullet @ Apr 16 2006, 12:09 AM)
theres some for sale here...click here

those r a good name brand smile.gif

peace,
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if i get springs like that then my car will be lowered .8" is that a noticeable difference? should i get better torsion bars to lower the front? what size torsion bars are good for a daily driver that will eventually have a b16?

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QUOTE (ian86crxhf @ Apr 16 2006, 01:53 AM)
if i get springs like that then my car will be lowered .8" is that a noticeable difference? should i get better torsion bars to lower the front? what size torsion bars are good for a daily driver that will eventually have a b16?


im not that sure if u need the t/b up front to compensate for the springs in back but ive heard that for a dd it would be best to go around 23-25 mm t/b.....like i said im not that sure b/c i have yet to do this to my daily driver.... wink.gif

good luck,

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QUOTE (SilverRexBullet @ Apr 16 2006, 01:20 AM)
QUOTE (ian86crxhf @ Apr 16 2006, 01:53 AM)
if i get springs like that then my car will be lowered .8" is that a noticeable difference? should i get better torsion bars to lower the front? what size torsion bars are good for a daily driver that will eventually have a b16?


im not that sure if u need the t/b up front to compensate for the springs in back but ive heard that for a dd it would be best to go around 23-25 mm t/b.....like i said im not that sure b/c i have yet to do this to my daily driver.... wink.gif

good luck,

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alright thanks for all your help and advice.. ill prob. just replace the springs for now and hopefully that will fix my problem.. then ill replace the torsion bars when the new engine goes in