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Pizzaman

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Hi everyone,

I was changing the brakes on the car and decided I would take a few pictures and let you guys take a look if you get a chance and maybe tell me more about my car. I have owned it just about a year now and am trying to figure out what has been done to it. Granted I didnt take the best pictures but maybe enough for you guys to see something out of whack.

I have been having a random pop sound coming from the back that through the forum and basic knowledge think its narrowed down to the shocks.

www.photobucket.com/pizzaman_2008

TIA for any information.
 

the98stang

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Pizzaman said:
Hi everyone,

I was changing the brakes on the car and decided I would take a few pictures and let you guys take a look if you get a chance and maybe tell me more about my car. I have owned it just about a year now and am trying to figure out what has been done to it. Granted I didnt take the best pictures but maybe enough for you guys to see something out of whack.

I have been having a random pop sound coming from the back that through the forum and basic knowledge think its narrowed down to the shocks.

www.photobucket.com/pizzaman_2008

TIA for any information.
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You have Steeda lowering springs, some aftermarket caster camber plates (most likely Ford Racing), and some weird brake pads I have never seen before. The popping noise could be many different things. Just take it to a shop and have them give you an idea.
 

Stanger007

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Might also be the upper or lower control arms making the pop? Aftermarkets usually have a little pop to them if they aren't greased.

Something else to consider.

Wes
 
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Thanks, will get those checked out.
 

Stark77

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The shocks/struts look pretty worn. My front passenger side suspension was making an awful pop noise during the winter - ended up the Tie Rod was shot - but don't need to worry about those on the back of your car
 
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