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Rear suspension movement

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YOUR RESEARCHRear suspension movement

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I was finishing setting the height on my rear shocks today and when tightening up the lock ring I noticed the shock absorber turn a little on the mounting bush where it bolts to the bottom arm.
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I was finishing setting the height on my rear shocks today and when tightening up the lock ring I noticed the shock absorber turn a little on the mounting bush where it bolts to the bottom arm.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I was finishing setting the height on my rear shocks today and when tightening up the lock ring I noticed the shock absorber turn a little on the mounting bush where it bolts to the bottom arm. Is this movement normal, no knocking etc just a bit of movement when applying force to lock the ring. I know this is a rubber bush so I'm hoping the movement is normal.

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Yes, it's normal, provided it's a reasonably small amount of movement. My rear coilovers do the same.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks Martin, yep just a little movement just didn't expect it but with it being rubber I should have.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Martin, do you have the external bump stops fitted on your rears, if so when the car is on the deck is it possible to have a look and see how much of a gap between the bump stop and the top of the shock.

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