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08-03-2004, 07:41 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2004
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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?
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08-04-2004, 01:17 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: WYLIE TEXAS
Posts: 232
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broken tranny mount
unbalanced tire bad u-joint too much pinion angle if you have not dropped your tc case that will help also.
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