Mass Thread to complain about Bad Struts
#32
Mine has 44000 and i have never been off road, never jumped any curves, well i baby my truck and it drives on the highway like a Cadillac. I did no buy a Caddy , i bought a truck.
Now i have to change the sway bar links for the second time. It started rattling and banging and when i checked the front end guess what? the sway bar links are shot again! My wife's Grand Caravan has over 115,000 miles on her and i just changed the struts, shocks and swaybar links 3 months ago. The van is 11 years old.
I can't wait to get the Rancho Struts on !!!
Now i have to change the sway bar links for the second time. It started rattling and banging and when i checked the front end guess what? the sway bar links are shot again! My wife's Grand Caravan has over 115,000 miles on her and i just changed the struts, shocks and swaybar links 3 months ago. The van is 11 years old.
I can't wait to get the Rancho Struts on !!!
#34
how do i check if i need new struts? i too have the problem where i feel like im going to bounce/swerve in the next lane when i hit somewhat rough road on the freeway. i had the front sway bar end links replaced and it seemed to help soemwhat but ive noticed it become more prominent again these past few weeks..
#35
how do i check if i need new struts? i too have the problem where i feel like im going to bounce/swerve in the next lane when i hit somewhat rough road on the freeway. i had the front sway bar end links replaced and it seemed to help soemwhat but ive noticed it become more prominent again these past few weeks..
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#39
I personally like having it on, and also having it off. The front end feels much stiffer with the sway bar on. With it off, you get the articulation of both wheels, and it makes the front end feel softer. I have it on right now, but I ran without it for a couple months. If I take the truck camping or if I plan on going off roading, I will take the bar off. It takes 10 minutes.
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