My suspension has been making thumping and "boingy" noises in the front (mostly driver's side, I believe) for a couple of months now. I'm trying to determine what exactly is causing the noise and how I can fix it. The noise most often happens when I stop hard. However, there is a spot in the road near where I live that dips down just a little bit right before a stop sign (so I'm always slowing down at that point), and it almost always makes a noise there, no matter how slow/fast I'm going/stopping. The suspension doesn't seem to like that spot very much. I had my suspension lowered at DMC Houston almost 3 years ago, so the springs and shocks are relatively new -- I shouldn't expect anything to be wrong with them yet. However, I've probably put 40k miles on the car since then (can't tell for sure--stupid angle drive!). Any suggestions? Aaron #1506 (BTW: This isn't the "tools sliding around in the luggage compartment" problem that I've seen discussed on the list previously.)