Since this topic is active. Thought I'd throw this in. I had new globes last summer, and my ride has improved. Was in love with it all over. So I thought... it wasn't until I changed end links and sway bar bushings. My love has jumped into another level. FYI -- That's couple of weeks ago.
Now these days, I started to wonder if I did the other way around. Change out bushings should have been the first step in tracking AHC problems (after techstream). Would this be my answer - or at least temporarily because of graduation test indicates that my globes were dying though.
Anyway, my hypothesis is that the AHC sensors constantly monitors the condition and adjust pressures. So with dried up bushings it sends wrong message to the sensor thus it firms up or loosens up the system. Either way it gives you unwanted results.
What you think? Try bushings next before trying anything else? I bought everything for less than $100 (including new end links).
Now these days, I started to wonder if I did the other way around. Change out bushings should have been the first step in tracking AHC problems (after techstream). Would this be my answer - or at least temporarily because of graduation test indicates that my globes were dying though.
Anyway, my hypothesis is that the AHC sensors constantly monitors the condition and adjust pressures. So with dried up bushings it sends wrong message to the sensor thus it firms up or loosens up the system. Either way it gives you unwanted results.
What you think? Try bushings next before trying anything else? I bought everything for less than $100 (including new end links).