06-30-2014, 12:18 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2014
Location: Colorado
Age: 37
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Drives: 14 Nissan 370z BC M6
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Originally Posted by Rusty
Take a pry bar and move the end of the sway bar. Watch the links to see if there is any movement in them.
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I can try, I'll need to put the car on ramps.
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Originally Posted by Mitco39
I am having the exact same issue. I actually made a post about this awhile back. Its driving me crazy but I dont think the stock endlinks are strong enough to handle the upgraded sway so I haven't put the stock ones back on.
SPL Pro Front Endlinks DO NOT STAY TIGHT |
See and it only happened just recently. During the autocross events and even the drive back there were no issues. I initially torqued everything with the car on the ground FYI. One of my buddies was thinking because there are no rubber bushings that it might be making that noise. So your saying it's the actual nut that connects the bar to the link? I'll have to tighten that one more. I noticed that SPL doesn't want you to torque it as high as the service manual calls for.
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Originally Posted by synolimit
Lube your bushings. See if it helps. Also make sure everything was tightened with the car fully on the ground.
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Thanks will give it a shot.
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