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Originally Posted by 5thgenmaxima
Does the noise become more frequent the faster you go or does it continue to "chirp" at the same speed no matter how fast you're going?
Will it chirp faster as say 5000 rpms and 10 mph or does it chirp faster at 2500 rpms and 40 mph.
Also I'm not famalier with coilovers at all. Do they have somesort of rubber to prevent the spring from rubbing against the mount? (The housing that holds the spring in place) If so did you check to see if that rubber was ripped on worn?
Also with no dust cover you should be able to check the wear of the pades fairly easily from the rear of the rotors. Just take a flashlight out with you and try to look at the rear pads.
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naw, it's more speed related...not engine speed related...i can sometimes hear it on the freeway...but at those speeds, everything is loud in the cabin, with the wind hitting you, road noise, etc
I'll double check the rubber mounts...I remember one was slightly torn awhile back...I doubt this is the case though...On my old d2 coilovers, I ran completely gasket-less and I made barely any noise...if any, it was a different kind of noise...