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    #1

    same problem

    i have the same problem as this thread http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=91206 but seeing as i cant post in there i have to make my own. my struts aren't blown. any ideas as to what could be causing this? i noticed everyone was giving suggestions about replaceing parts on the front of the car but i dont see how that would solve the bouncing in the rear
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    Originally posted by Cdn Wolf
    i have the same problem as this thread http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=91206 but seeing as i cant post in there i have to make my own. my struts aren't blown. any ideas as to what could be causing this? i noticed everyone was giving suggestions about replaceing parts on the front of the car but i dont see how that would solve the bouncing in the rear
    What are the specs on your suspension system? How old are the parts? You might be bottoming out the shock absorbers.
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      #3
      it's a setup from a 97 and the entire thing is mint nothing is bottoming out the rear hardly bounces at all.

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        #4
        You didn't fully answer the previous question. What is your setup? Lowering springs? Camber kits?

        Here are a few things that may be contributing to your issue:

        1) worn bushings / ball joints
        2) worn shocks
        3) improper dampening versus spring stiffness
        3) alignment issues

        I'd start with a proper alignment and get your tires balanced at the same time.

        Lexus SC300 1JZ-GTE - garage queen
        1991 Honda Accord Ex - daily beats

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          #5
          everything right now is a stock setup from a 97 accord, shocks are deff not worn they are pretty well brand new, and i dont have any alignment issues the car drives as straight as an arrow.

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            #6
            anyone have any ideas?

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              #7
              check the rear alinement. had the same problem with my Ef hatch. Ended up being 2 things

              A. after market wheels that are wider then the Oem tires. (not really the problem)

              b. One of my rear wheels was cocked outward. So when hitting a bump car would lean to the right.


              Get and alinement done on all 4 wheels to see if they are correct.
              DooDoo

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                #8
                my alinement is perfect now but i guess i could have another one and see what happens

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                  #9
                  try checking the rear sway bar bushings. They could be worn out.

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