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    Quote Originally Posted by JVH1982 View Post
    Some have reported success replacing the strut tower bushings.
    I dont have the problem (knock on wood) but i am planning on lowering my car with Eibach springs.

    I ordered strut mounts for the front but didnt see anything for the rears.. Do the same strut mounts fit all the way around? Do i need to order 2 more for the rear?
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    I have the same noise. Did you ever figure
    this out?

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    Quote Originally Posted by rdevol View Post
    I have the same noise. Did you ever figure
    this out?
    Look at your sway bar end links first. They're usually the first thing to fail. Moog makes some great replacements.

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