#1
I have my car on Rokkor coils now and there terrible.The rear coils sound like i have a dresser with the drawers banging around. Ive tightened everything multiple times and it doesnt get better. Any ideas?!?!?!?
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#3
Buy better coils? You get what you pay for....
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#5
Omg sell those cheap coils and shell out the big bucks for some Ultimo's.
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#6
that sucks for you. I'm on rokkors and they aren't loud at all.
#7
Could be your exhaust hitting the rear beam. Check for clearance.
#8
it could be anything causing it that has nothing to do with the coilovers. shock mounts, rear beam bushings, lower shock bolts too tight will cause binding and it sounds horrible.
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#9
Rear strut mounts.
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#10
this or the rear "axle" bushings
http://www.ecstuning.com/Volkswagen-...Axle/ES263945/
#11
Maybe the coils are defective. Try to warranty them, put the new ones in and see what happens. Or just buy H&R ultra lows
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#12
iv driven in many cars with bad coils and have never heard noises that your describing.
#13
I've been in two cars with blown coilovers. Both of them rears of a mk3 Jetta. The blown set of Vmaxx's weren't bad or to loud. The blown coiloversbon the other Jetta were Jom and I **** you not it was a loud bang everytime you hit a imperfection in the road. When you hit a real hole sounds even worse. Just my two cents that it could be that.
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