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woodsman · 06-09-2013, 11:48 AM

KRAM36- that's the one! I bought it and am installing it now. The code for the factory sport susp. is M030. If your car doesn't have it now, you have that much more to gain. With 100 000 mi I think your suspension's tired all round. My car has 80 000 and it feels excellent but I thought I'd take advantage of the 'sale'. I now THINK that sale may in fact exist a lot longer than I expected ( it's been on 2-3 months now) but of course the supply may truly be limited. Whoever installs it would then have an easier time determining what that clunking noise is. My guess is that there's a control arm bushing that's badly worn. It could cause more damage if not addressed now.
Do you have 'allseason' tires?

06-09-2013, 11:48 AM	#6
woodsman Registered User Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Land of naught Posts: 1,302	KRAM36- that's the one! I bought it and am installing it now. The code for the factory sport susp. is M030. If your car doesn't have it now, you have that much more to gain. With 100 000 mi I think your suspension's tired all round. My car has 80 000 and it feels excellent but I thought I'd take advantage of the 'sale'. I now THINK that sale may in fact exist a lot longer than I expected ( it's been on 2-3 months now) but of course the supply may truly be limited. Whoever installs it would then have an easier time determining what that clunking noise is. My guess is that there's a control arm bushing that's badly worn. It could cause more damage if not addressed now. Do you have 'allseason' tires? __________________ Death is certain, life is not. Last edited by woodsman; 06-09-2013 at 11:56 AM.