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Quite possible.
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-Caleb
Crawl Daddy Champion 2011
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lol. my death wobble was caused by my pinion angle. yours is prob not the case thoughI drive a DatsunComment
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id hope not. they arent that bad. Could be my steering too as in tie rod roll even though I have tie rod spacer in there.-Caleb
Crawl Daddy Champion 2011
1999 XJ 4 inchs of lift or so, 35s and some other stuff.Comment
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nahhh my tie rod rolls like crazy and is OTK but i my death wobble is gone. i don't think it should effect youOriginally posted by Bigbike View PostI drive a DatsunComment
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My current deathwobble is def due to a tire out of balance.Comment
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nahhhOriginally posted by BOX View Post
the out of balance just triggers the deathwobble
some shit has some play under there
i have had everything tight and shitty as fuck tires and it is ALWAYS on the verge of deathwobble but without that shitty component to keep it going it wont go into deathwobblin modeComment
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I put that fix a flat shit in both my pass side tires. Even though they are both @ 25PSI... even when going slow it feels like one of them is flat. It didn't go into deathwobble... but it sure felt like it was about to until I slowed down.Originally posted by Ktmracer419 View Post
When I've had deathwobble before... the ride itself has just gotten shitty beforehand, which did not happen this time. It felt 100% normal until I put that fix a flat shit in the tires, but i've also never had deathwobble with long arms.Comment
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Drove mine yesterday for the first time in 5 weeks & washed it. Was smooth as glass pancakes up to 45 mph. Only drove about 10 miles around town.
Couldn't believe how fast the pos started up after 5 weeks of sitting. All 4 tires leaked 0 air in the past 5 weeks, which was surprising as well.Comment
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im willing to bet it was your caster causing itOriginally posted by Burton58 View Post
not pinion angleComment
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