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NorthWolf33 · 08-03-2004, 07:41 PM

Hey I just put 33's on my 1990 Full SIze Blazer and a 4 inch lift. I also changed the driveshaft cause mine was missing a piece out of it. Also just after I put the lift and tires I got into an accident and bent the front driver side corner frame. I got the frame bent back to normal so it still needs a front end alignment from the accident and with the new tires on it. But ya thats the details and so now today I got it goin again and drove it and when I get goin there is a vibration at low speeds but once I get goin up around 30+ it smoothes out. So my question is what could possibly be causing a virbration at low speeds. You can feel it throughout the truck (floor, pedals, seat, not so much in the steering wheel.) But ya any suggestions on what it might be?

08-03-2004, 07:41 PM	#1
NorthWolf33 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 80	Low Speed Vibration Hey I just put 33's on my 1990 Full SIze Blazer and a 4 inch lift. I also changed the driveshaft cause mine was missing a piece out of it. Also just after I put the lift and tires I got into an accident and bent the front driver side corner frame. I got the frame bent back to normal so it still needs a front end alignment from the accident and with the new tires on it. But ya thats the details and so now today I got it goin again and drove it and when I get goin there is a vibration at low speeds but once I get goin up around 30+ it smoothes out. So my question is what could possibly be causing a virbration at low speeds. You can feel it throughout the truck (floor, pedals, seat, not so much in the steering wheel.) But ya any suggestions on what it might be?