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Well basically I ripped almost every rubber ring on the hayames during install and mine are noisey so I am thinking that may be it, is that possible?
I check all the perches to make sure they are tight and still makes noise.

 
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Yeah sounds like that's your problem. All of mine are still intact thankfully. Also make sure the top nut (the one atop the shock, in the middle) is on tight. Mine were shipped loose...the noise was scary.

 
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Are you talking about the nut I can see in the engine bay when it is installed or from inside the trunk for the rear?

 
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both.

 
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thanks

 
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They are called spring isolators. If they're not there to isolate the spring, you're going to get noise.

EnergySuspension.com has better ones.

 
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Do you know what part #'s would be for the Hayame?
thanks all for your help

 
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Grey should have that answer for you. If not, let me know because I promised him if no one gave him the measurements for the Hayame V2 isolators, I'd do it for him.

Those things are the same things you use with blenders. Hayame should've kept them plastic. There was nothing wrong with them in that form for the V1s.

 
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You the man Telly, my passenger side had like one tread left before I lost the nut. Much better and no noise up front, now I just have to figure out the rear noise. It is all coming from the driver side rear now, So I think I am just going to take it out and reinstall it, maybe I did something wrong.

Do you guys know if there is a certain way to install the top part of the rear, meaning those 2 bolts that go up into the trunk, they are like on a triangle and not sure if it matter how it goes up there?

Thanks again everyone for your help.

 
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Well i have my two new front hayames in the mail today, mine 2 front shocks were defective, so hopefully these 2 new ones i got in the mail lastnight will work. I'm ready to have a car to drive again!!