Reply to "Rear shocks"

Stan Galat

@Popee posted:
Does the connection of the shock to the sway bar bushings look correct? A

@Popee posted:
This is how it was done when I got the car. I thought this was all wrong.

I think we went over this recently. If it has a swing axle, there should not be a rear swaybar at all. Period.

Take it off and install a camber compensator.

As far as your noise - if you think it's coming from the area of the nosecone, it's probably coming from the area of the nosecone. Replace the front motor mount.

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