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Ive ID a nocking noise from a 2nd hand set of cusco zero 2R coilovers i brought.

when you press on the body you can see the shcok move up and down inderpenditly of the car, further if you go over a small bump you can hear it knock.

Just wondering if any one has previous exsperance with these coilovers, or should i try adjusting the springs and ride hight to solve the problem.

FYI the spring are wound just past hand tight and the car sits just above the tyers.

Ive included pics.

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feel for you mate, that really sucks. i'm looking for coils now, but i'm very reluctant to buy 2nd hands for precisely this reason.

on another note, mind if i ask: how was the ride on these (and can you compare to any other coils)? I'm tossing up between these, blitz ZZR and BC BR coils (basically, all roughly entry level).

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