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Thu Oct 10, 2002 11:29 am
Hey all! I just finished my active suspension conversion, removed all the valves, hoses, etc. I also did the rear sway bar bushings, energy suspension endlinks and poly bushings, new front endlinks and bushings, new tension rod bushings, Axxis mm brake pads all around and the car really feels great. The handling is so crisp and responsive. The car feels much more stable at high speed as well, steering responsive. You can feel the weight of the Q but it feels lighter (all the actsus stuff weighed a ton).
But there's one little problem, there's this popcorn-popping sound that's coming from the rear, driverside suspension assembly. My mechanic says it's the bushing where the lower arm connects to the "knuckle." The question is, can I just replace that specific bushing or would I have to buy a brand-spanking new knuckle assembly? I already have a transmission service, flush, tranny and motor mount replacement, rear diff bushing replacement + subframe bushing replacement lined up for next week.