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Ark Grip V2 Scrapping issues?

Sounds something like if my trunk wasnt shut all the way, only when the car is under load and only when i hit a hard enough bump, sometimes. But its

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Old 02-08-2013, 02:34 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Sounds something like if my trunk wasnt shut all the way, only when the car is under load and only when i hit a hard enough bump, sometimes. But its underneath my car. When it does it, i can feel it through my shift knob pretty hard when i have my hand on it. I already sent it to Nissan, we figured it was these bolts that were too long underneath this red stabilizer bar, it looked like that was the problem. So i got the bolts cut to where they wouldnt hit and i still keep getting this knocking sound as if something is just very loose. My Ark exhaust is very very stiff. So im really lost at what it could be.
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