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Thread: 3 inches lift kit installed

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    Quote Originally Posted by TimE View Post
    My post lift clunks were the rear bushes on the front trailing arms and the sway bar links being loose. Happy hunting, chasing down clunks, squeaks and rattles is a never ending and frustrating process!
    Yes my factory links did that as well

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    Yeah it sounds like a movement correction type noise by the description. Ie. Springs moving in the seat (the Silicon spray you used could have caused this), a panard bush knackered, maybe even a sway bar link knackered. Radius arm bushes could cause this too.

    Do you have any vibration under braking? (Wobbling steering wheel) can you hear any clunks etc when hitting a speed hump? You would hear your radius arm bushes here.
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