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Old 03-24-2018, 10:29 PM   #1
zach_carver
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Highway speed vibration

Hello everyone I would like to pick your brains for a minute. I have recently bought a 77 c10 and lowered it by flipping rear axle and drop spindles and springs. I used bell tech shocks and springs. Since then I’ve gotten a pretty bad vibration while driving at highway speeds. 65 mph or so my butt and seat shakes very bad even my seat belt on passenger side shakes against cab. I’ve rechecked u bolts, replaced u joints, rebalanced all wheels and all. Is there anything in rear end that can cause a vibration? I just flipped rear axle so I didn’t think my pinion angle would be too bad. Any guesses guys?
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