Snacky
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So this doesn't have to do with a lifted suspension (edit, maybe shoulda put this in street suspension... sorry, didn't see that category), and most of you guys will probably be like "yeah duh"...
But this is for people who don't know what a sway bar link is like my idiot self.
I've been listening to my front end on the Z71 go "clank clank" for the last couple of years anytime I go over a substantial bump. I just attributed it to old age, and figured whatever it was that it would be hard to find and/or expensive. My buddy was riding with me today and he goes "dude, you need some new sway bar links". I was like "WTF is that and how do you know"... he heard the noise.
Fast forward... we drove to the auto parts store and for less than $40 I came out with 2 new front end links. It took about 30 minutes to swap both. Noise is gone. I can't believe how easy and cheap it was! So I'm pretty stoked and wanted to share...
I have a feeling this might happen on a lot of tahoes? The bushings were all destroyed!
But this is for people who don't know what a sway bar link is like my idiot self.
I've been listening to my front end on the Z71 go "clank clank" for the last couple of years anytime I go over a substantial bump. I just attributed it to old age, and figured whatever it was that it would be hard to find and/or expensive. My buddy was riding with me today and he goes "dude, you need some new sway bar links". I was like "WTF is that and how do you know"... he heard the noise.
Fast forward... we drove to the auto parts store and for less than $40 I came out with 2 new front end links. It took about 30 minutes to swap both. Noise is gone. I can't believe how easy and cheap it was! So I'm pretty stoked and wanted to share...
I have a feeling this might happen on a lot of tahoes? The bushings were all destroyed!
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