Not sure what brand of front shock they are (they're so covered in oil spray, it's hard to tell) but they seem to recover well. I'm sure they're not original, as the car is now 22-years-old. It's not a long, gradual bounce that takes it time recovering that's characteristic to worn out shocks. It's more of a "jarring" bounce almost as though the suspension travel has been limited?Weird Brian... hows the shocks up front? Did you replaced the sway bar mounts with poly as well?
They are, yes. Sway bar sits just about parallel, where it should.I know when I install them at the shop they feel very stiff compared to a stock one, but I dont remember any having a "jarring" type effect. They are the same length correct?
Are you sure the front shocks just aren't that beat and then when putting the stiffer links and bushings on you just feel it more ?
Sounds like the endlinks are too long. If that's the case, the swaybar "ears" will be pointed upward when the car is level.
If the car didn't ride completely fine before the bushing and end link upgrade, I'd probably be right there with ya. But this only happened afterwards. Not to mention....when shocks are done, you suffer from the unrecoverable bounce....not a rock hard suspension?Interested to see what you find. My thoughts run first to the shocks, as well.
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