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Originally Posted by theDreamer Back from comparing my suspension with Keith's. His does not make the noise like mine, but he has a lot more miles on his so mine

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Old 03-10-2012, 11:57 AM   #11 (permalink)
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Back from comparing my suspension with Keith's. His does not make the noise like mine, but he has a lot more miles on his so mine may still be settling in as I have just been doing highway miles the past couple days. Only other difference is his car is a bit lower than mine, but not sure that would cause any noise.

On the rotor note, thanks for the info will probably stick to the 1 piece then.
The height could be a factor. The spring may not have enough tension when unloaded (pre-load) causing it to rattle going over bumps. If you jack up the rear of the car (body, not control arm) let the rear hang loose and remove the wheel. If you can shake the spring at all then that is the cause of your noise. Just give a couple of turns on the adjuster so that it is tighter and even with the other side.
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