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Joined: 10-30-2011
Posts: 117
From: Eagle Creek, Oregon
After a frustrating night at the track with no traction I bought a pair of 15" 10 spoke after market wheels, after checking fitment with no issues I bought two cans of Plasti Dip & after wiping down the wheels with brake cleaner I sprayed on four coats, the wheels look great now to find the right Drag Radials.
Senior Member
Joined: 10-30-2011
Posts: 117
From: Eagle Creek, Oregon
After a frustrating night at the track with no traction I bought a pair of 15" 10 spoke after market wheels, after checking fitment with no issues I bought two cans of Plasti Dip & after wiping down the wheels with brake cleaner I sprayed on four coats, the wheels look great now to find the right Drag Radials.
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Joined: 12-31-2011
Posts: 31
From: Orange County CA
Duck fan, how many miles you have, the stock swaybar links went on mine at 21k, try it on a gravel road you will know for sure, sounds horrible. Moog makes a replacement thats heavier and greaseable. I have a set of stock ones out in the stack, I wouldn't let the dealer put them in.
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Joined: 12-31-2011
Posts: 31
From: Orange County CA
I replaced the sway bar links with the Moogs and also the control arm bushings...still have the clunk!! It will go away for a day or 2 but then come back. I guess next I should try the strut mounts? Also many people here are saying it is something with the steering?
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