3 inch RC springs too soft?
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3 inch RC springs too soft?
I have 3 inch coil springs from RC and right away I noticed that they were kinda soft. And by that I mean very unstable it seems. You can hear them ricochet whenever I even turn hard. Or hear them bend maybe? I don't know I tried searching this but couldn't find anything similar to my problem. They make a lot of noise is this normal?
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I know the lift is gonna cause noises. I'm not worried about that. It's just they seem very soft. They flop around everywhere under there.
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I have 3 inch coil springs from RC and right away I noticed that they were kinda soft. And by that I mean very unstable it seems. You can hear them ricochet whenever I even turn hard. Or hear them bend maybe? I don't know I tried searching this but couldn't find anything similar to my problem. They make a lot of noise is this normal?
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I did have the sway bar on after I first lifted it but it made noises before I took it off. Could the trac bar being off mess with it? Idk...
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And no i. Am not comparing it to stock. I knew it would change. But my dads jeep doesn't do it or my friends. As far as anyone else goes idk. Anyone have this problem?
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Originally Posted by ZombieResponseJeep
No not at all. Did you tighten the bolt and bracket back down that secures the bottom coil?
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Originally Posted by VTJeep
Retainer clip, FYI. Do you have front swag bar??
Edit- haha, swag bar.. Sway bar..
Edit- haha, swag bar.. Sway bar..
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No sway bar is your issue. Get some disco end links and if that doesn't solve your pitching problem, then maybe there's something wrong with your steering setup. But I'm feeling confident about the sway bar being the issue.
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Originally Posted by VTJeep
I wasn't too concerned with the sway bar bein the noise, though bad sway bar bushing will cause clunk..
No sway bar is your issue. Get some disco end links and if that doesn't solve your pitching problem, then maybe there's something wrong with your steering setup. But I'm feeling confident about the sway bar being the issue.