Re: play in the rear wheels, what could it be?
[quote][if your **** is that loose, I wouldn't be taking any long trips. If you can rock it w/ your own weight, imagine how much force your rig puts on it turning.
Thats all stock **** on the rear axle even w/ your lift. Most likely rear wheel bearing. Any competent alignment shop should be able to verify that for you. Only thing else I can think of is the clip holding in your axles. Sure your lug nuts are tight and no broken wheel studs?
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The crazy part is I just drove to VA Beach a week ago, 4 hr trip one way. While I was there I got the truck aligned at the shop that installed my lift, competent shop. They didnt mention anything to me about any issues they encountered. First thing I did was check all of the lugs, they are all good to go.
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Last edited by TTLex : 06-02-2012 at 02:24 PM.
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