MASTER GENESIS SUSPENSION THREAD - What suspension do you all have?
01-12-2012, 07:39 AM
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MASTER GENESIS SUSPENSION THREAD - What suspension do you all have?
Keep all general suspension discussions in here, unless its a specific or unique question, issue, or request pertaining to Genesis suspensions...
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01-12-2012, 03:00 PM
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-There should be a sign of fluid leakage if not fluid everywhere on the strut
-It'll handle like sh*t
-It'll keeping oscillating after hit a bump rather than the controlled returned to normal that it normally does. And on that same note, if you normally keep the damper settings relatively stiff, it'll now feel soft.
-They'll sometimes also make noise when blown (clicking or clunking)
-If you're still unsure, take the wheel off, compress the spring, and then try moving the shock by hand. It should be very hard to do.
01-12-2012, 03:33 PM
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Vehicle: 2010 hyundai genesis
-There should be a sign of fluid leakage if not fluid everywhere on the strut
-It'll handle like sh*t
-It'll keeping oscillating after hit a bump rather than the controlled returned to normal that it normally does. And on that same note, if you normally keep the damper settings relatively stiff, it'll now feel soft.
-They'll sometimes also make noise when blown (clicking or clunking)
-If you're still unsure, take the wheel off, compress the spring, and then try moving the shock by hand. It should be very hard to do.
-It'll handle like sh*t
-It'll keeping oscillating after hit a bump rather than the controlled returned to normal that it normally does. And on that same note, if you normally keep the damper settings relatively stiff, it'll now feel soft.
-They'll sometimes also make noise when blown (clicking or clunking)
-If you're still unsure, take the wheel off, compress the spring, and then try moving the shock by hand. It should be very hard to do.
01-17-2012, 07:02 PM
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