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Old 11-05-2008, 08:40 PM   #1
454c20
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Annoying Rear End Vibe

Well I narrowed down my vibration at speeds over 55+. It seems to be coming from the back of the truck somewhere as I can duplicate it on jackstands.

So far, I have swapped the rear rims/tires, had a entirely new driveshaft made and balanced (old one was bent), and I just pulled the rear apart to check it over. All the bearings look fine. It seemed both axle shafts had some excessive runnout so I replaced those as well. I'd have to say after all that there is little to no change in th vibration.

What else can it be? The only things I havent physically touched is the actual rear end housing and tailshaft bushing in the transfer case.

Any thoughts? I'm getting tired of putting money into it w/o any changes.
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'87 1/2ton 4wd-mild 355, TH400, long tubes, 3" single Magnaflow, manual locking hubs
'88 SS-built 357, 2004r, 9.5" 3200 stall, 4.10 posi 8.5
'94 9C1-174k, built 4L60e, Hughes 2500 stall, 3.73 posi, 93oct tune, 2.5" true duals
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