Dude...we get it, we know what your truck looks like. If you're going to keep posting, at least try to contribute something meaningful to the thread rather than just showing off your truck.
I just did, sorry if you didn't find it informational.
Are you saying you still have some vibration even after installing the new bearing?No, after installing the vibration went away. However either way 4Hi at higher speeds is not “smooth” so yes and no
On mine, it eliminated the vibration 100%. I only have the front 2” raised and also have a diff drop installed
I just had the Eibach Pro Truck 2r installed; 2” in front. Everything is dialed in, however I do have mild vibration started at 68mph. I’m assuming it’s the bearings. Not sure if I should wait or have them swapped out sooner?
Are you talking about wheel bearings or the diff needle bearing?
No, but when at hiway speed pulling a hill under load you can feel that it’s in 4X4. It’s not really a vibration but you can feel the difference.
I drove mine for about 5000 miles before adding the bushing and my bearing had no damage. I have seen pictures of the needle bearing getting shelled, but I’m not sure how long they ran it. You’ll be safe for a little while
I find it really annoying that a 2” difference would cause this. What are people doing if they buy one with a factory lift?
I’m very curious about this. They sell a lot with a front lift but all the ones I saw for sale where I am are 2wd
