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Old 27-09-2010, 12:21 AM   #1
XR6SQ
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Default Lowered Ute - Noisy rear end

Hey guys,

I recently lowered my ute, well pedders did it for me. They installed sports ryder shocks all round with lowered springs in the front and they reset the rear leafs.

Ever since I had the work done there has been rattling from the rear end when going over bumps or rough roads, is this common with reset leafs? It hasn't been lowered heaps, only a few inchs, so its not bottoming out or anything.

I am going to take it back to them as I have prodded around and can't tell where its coming from, but I thought i might get some suggestions as I don't have the time to take it into them this week.

cheers

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