Torque rod problem?

[Adi2727]

Hello everybody

I got some problems with the back of my 440.
There are some knocks and sometimes big instability. The feeling is like i'm about to loose a wheel.
...Shock absorbers, coil springs and anti-roll joints are recently changed, new parts.
So, is this a torque rod problem?

Tnx.
Adi

[B20F]

Sounds serious! Put it on a jack and axlestands and check the axle, rubbers, rods, springs and shocks. Sure the wheel locknuts are still all there and thightend?

[Adi2727]

Problem solved.
Thank you B20F.

Some mechanics told me to change the torque rods... but lucky for me (that i discovered myself), there were just a (really) bad tire.

[B20F]

but lucky for me (that i discovered myself), there were just a (really) bad tire.

You can say that, never seen such damage on a tyre!

[Adi2727]

Yep!
You're the 6-th on this day who tells me the same thing: "never seen such damage on a tyre". :)

Cheers!

[captainslow]

Blimey, that looks scary!

Did you hit anything?

[Adi2727]

I'm having this problem with the bouncing car since 2 two months(from almost no bounce, to very bouncing in the last weeks) and i really don't remember to hit something. In the meanwhile, I changed 2 front-left wishbone arms, a used one and the last, a new one... in order to solve the problem. :(

By assuming the risk on using alloys on winter-time, i took extra-care on the road.
Maybe this happened due to a very heavy brake, which might been occurred in this time.(?)
Those are winter-tires only, made by Debica and having no more than 3 years old and a ~4-5mm profile. It's really strange... excepting this event i was very satisfied by Debica winter tires.