One really nice feature of The Donahoe Racing Coil-overs is our internal droop stop. It slows down the energy built up by the spring on compression that unleashes on rebound. Hence no clunk. That is all you are feeling. add some nitrogen and the clunk will be less. Not gone but less. hope that helpsEDM said:
Infamous coilover clunk?
I have a set of Kings on my truck right now and when I hit fairly large dips or go over speed bumps I get an annoying cluck from them. It almost sounds like it's the spring doing it. Are all coilovers known for this or just Kings? I talked to my friend who had Camburgs and he said his did the same.
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Well for now just put a good charge in them. If they are still clunking give Brett King a call. He has always been very helpful with us and a really good guy.EDM said:I figured thats what it was. Oh well I guess I will have to live with it unless I get some money to get some Donahoe's.
You can charge them right on the truck.. Infact if your anywhere near my shop swing in and we will charge them for you. It takes all about 10 seconds.Spenc121886 said:dumb question....I don't know how they charge them with nitrogen. but I"m sure I would have to take the shocks off the truck? right? no way they can do it while they are still installed?
shrader valves are known to leak...EDM said:But shouldn't they already be charged? I thought if you overcharged them it might blow a seal.
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