Rear clunking noise after lowering

[Mattcalifornaspecial]

I just changed out stock springs to eibach pro lowering springs, I am hearing a clunking noise in the rear suspension at low speeds. I torqued down all the bolts that I touched to specs, but I’m still getting the noise. I’m thinking the springs aren’t seated correctly but I made sure the spring bumpers touch the notch on the lower control arm ? This is really getting me heated every time I drive! Can someone please help me !! Thank you in advance

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[Mattcalifornaspecial]

I’m also wondering if I have to get another alignment is I do adjust the springs but only in the rear !

 

[FruityJudy]

Have someone rock, bounce your rear end while you feel/listen for the noise

 

[Dominant1]

Did you do this :

https://ibb.co/L1LCTLt

 

[Mattcalifornaspecial]

I’ll try this out thanks !!

Did you do this :

https://ibb.co/L1LCTLt

 

[Mattcalifornaspecial]

I’ll try this out thanks !!

Did you do this :

https://ibb.co/L1LCTLt

Do I need an another alignment after I do this ???

 

[Dominant1]

No

 

[Adamone92]

Check to make sure your rear swaybars are torqued to spec too

 

[..stiffler..]

Did you figure this out?? I'm getting a clunk as well..

 

[GilmourD]

Does it sound kinda like an impact wrench hitting the underside of your floorboards?

I've been under the impression that the sound I'm hearing in my car (which I purchased already lowered) is the exhaust,which seems like it was installed by a welder-happy Stevie Wonder for a multitude of reasons, including one of the clamps mounted with the nuts facing upward and WELDED TO THE PIPE. One of the reasons I hit up @beefcake for a new exhaust which should be shipping soon.

If it's not the exhaust clamp banging on the underside of the car, I'll be watching this thread for your solution.

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