it's common with lowered cars, you'll bottom out no matter what unless you raise your car back up, using a different bumpstop won't change it eitherBri96GT said:I have a 96 gt 5 speed and on hard take offs, (from stand still or moving) there is a hard and loud grinding coming from the rear end. It is the driveshaft actually hitting the undercarriage i can feel it under the seat. i dont know how its doing it. the shocks and springs are fine. i have 275 tires and there being tore up on the upper wheel well .
The car has been lowered 2 inches and i did change the rear bump stop to a smaller one but that shouldnt cause the problem. Of course the problem worsens with passengers. Anyone have an idea what it could be? could it even be engine or transmission mounts?
tomustang said:it's common with lowered cars, you'll bottom out no matter what unless you raise your car back up, using a different bumpstop won't change it either
Bri96GT said:lol.. i give the big girls rides in the f-150!...thanks for replying guys..
i do have a spring kit (sportlines), i do have the tires spaced out for stance purposes...and the tires are shredding on the sides.. but my bigger concern is the grinding. i am certain it was the shaft but it could possibly be my exhaust. can any of the control arms go bad and allow for movement back there.
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