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04 STI rear struts???
Anybody found a reasonable solution for the '04 rear strut clunk?
It looks like the Koni's require you to reuse the old struts and you end up with a smaller strut doing the work. And the KYBs require some sort of modification. Haven't found a good price for the Stockers yet. I'm not sure I want to put the DMS or other coilovers on yet, and wanted to finish exploring these options. Anybody got some insight? Nasioc hates me right now, so I haven't found anyything therre yet. |
I'll sell you a set of Koni/GC struts if you'd like. :P
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So you have the stockers on their and want to replace only the rears? I've heard a temporary fix is to just grease them.
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Is the clunk bad? I have not heard mine do it, Guess it is just a random thing. Just put the DMS on. Daily drive the Audi. Pretty simple solution. And you don't need to shell out any more moneys.
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It's just a noise Dean (it's only a model...), deal with it the way most people do- turn the radio up. :p Nothing is going to asplode if you don't service the struts or replace them.
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Hi Dean, I think I have a set of struts(OEM) for you. Will let you know on Monday.
Jerry C |
Hey wasn't this a TSB for the STis? My roommates rears do that too... Or was this not even covered under warranty?
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Not that I can find. And it had them replaced under warrenty once.
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Yes. Welcome to the world of STI inverted struts with a marginal design.
My DMSes don't have this problem, but they are double bushed, and I assume have a better static overlap to minimize/eliminate torque canting of the strut at or near full extension. |
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