[urq] Front End Clunk
Mike Del Tergo
mdeltergo at hotmail.com
Tue Sep 19 07:15:44 EDT 2006
Eric,
howdy, hope all is well. Would it not be easier to get new sway bar
bushings? Are they NLA? If that is my problem I should know soon. It has
bewen in the shop for 2 weeks with a very detail oriented wrench. I think
you and I may have slightly different bars as mine is an 81? I thought they
changed somehow a bit later? I'm sure I could come up with B4 parts for you
if necessary
Mike
>Hey Mike,
>
>Sounds like you have the same issue I do. My car has done it since the day
>I bought it. Seems to be the most pronounced when I turn the wheel had as
>I am backing up. I have also noticed it on hard transitions on the track.
>I have no clue what it is. I have replaced EVERYTHING in the front
>suspension. Nothing is loose. I would be very curious to find out what it
>is. It is a bit frustrating, not to mention annoying. I must say, the
>sway bar seems like the most probable culprit at this point. I wonder how
>hard it would be to upgrade to a later style without replacing the a-arms
>and sub-frame. It sure would be nice to not have to wedge it in and out of
>those bushings every time I want to dis-connect it. It is even harder with
>the nice new stiff bushings. I have been looking into getting one from a
>B4 90 where the links attach to the stuts (like an E30 M3). This type of
>setup would also allow it to be adjustable. There would be some welding
>required to attach the
> upper link mounts to the struts though. I just need to get a set-up out
>to Hawaii for a decent price. Know of anyone parting a B4 in your area?
>
>Eric
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