Reply With QuoteHi mate, no issue with that pic of the tops mate, now the noise is it always there or only first up and for first few ks?? Ive spoken to you before and i know you would have followed the instuctions mate no issue there
Jmac
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Yeh. Had longer links but they were ass. Changed them ages ago.
Went back to stock and that's fine.
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Hi mate, no issue with that pic of the tops mate, now the noise is it always there or only first up and for first few ks?? Ive spoken to you before and i know you would have followed the instuctions mate no issue there
Jmac
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Hey jimmy. Thanks for the heads up. Noise is intermittent. So I'm thinking it could even be a stiff D bush on the swaybar. End links were replaced recently so I wouldn't think it was that.
Cheers. Is it possible it could be the ball joints? I do have replacements but haven't got around to doing them.
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Sway bar bushes are notorious, and when gone will sound like sitting on an old bed, especially over speed humps. Ive went through the exercise of doing a thread on that some time ago with a view to haveing a fix for it, ive already done the fix whilst at Audi moons ago on a TT which has the same running gear really. Im waiting to see a Bora again which ill have time to have a play with it, just waiting for 4wd parts for it then itll be on. Ill give feedback when doen but might be some time till that happens.
Cheers
Jmac
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