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Old 07-05-2015, 01:09 PM   #1
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After a ride on some more crappy asphalt I've realized that the front are bad now that I can here it with the rear being quiet. Jacked up the front passenger side and placed some wood under the tire in a neutral position then banged around with a rubber mallet. Droplinks are quiet. The front trailing link is the noisy.
I believe I read that the 987 front trailing links are a no-go. Any upgraded part numbers? If not then I'm off to order 996-341-043-06
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After a ride on some more crappy asphalt I've realized that the front are bad now that I can here it with the rear being quiet. Jacked up the front passenger side and placed some wood under the tire in a neutral position then banged around with a rubber mallet. Droplinks are quiet. The front trailing link is the noisy.
I believe I read that the 987 front trailing links are a no-go. Any upgraded part numbers? If not then I'm off to order 996-341-043-06
I have the same problem, now that the rear is quiet
Is it a PITA to change or it's pretty straight forward?
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