SOURCE: front end cluncking noise on a 1997 ford explorer AWD
have you checked the ball joints it may be the struts but i would check the ball joints i can walk you through all of this if you need me to even the repairs and do not buy any parts untill you get back to me cause they will try and sell you the whole strut assembly and you do not need that
BY raising the body 2'' you have in fact extended the travel required in the shockys by 2''. IN short the piston in the shockys are probably now hitting the upper end of the case inside. The bump stops for the upper arm will now have extra clearence if they are on top or probably no clearence if they are situated under the arms. In raising the body I hope you took into account the new drive line angles for the drive shafts as they will now be operating at a different angle close to max permitted,and will result in premature shaft failure.
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