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Hey, after two years of replacing parts: bushings, shocks, springs, brakes, brake lines and a few other things i got the car going recently and have found a problem after going over bumps in the road that sounds like something is loose, I went in and tightened everything down, I did discover that i had the spacers on rear springs on top that was wrong and put them on the bottom of the springs, and it did improve the ride a lot. My question is do you think putting the rear sway bar back on would help as well as alignment improve the ride? Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks, Milt
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I am having the alignment worked on at a shop, i did realize one of the lever shock bolts wasn't as tight as i thought it was, i will be taking it back out soon to test it again, I am also putting the anti sway bar in the rear back on to see if that helps with the situation. Thanks for your comment.
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Loose bolts on the lever shocks are common and cause a clunking sound. I had the very same problem. Put the car on jack stands and tightened the bolts and problem solved.