unsafe to drive...i don't think its death wobble, please help

[Mudstud]

How does one 'induce' the DW?

 

[BoondocK5]

Look! that sh!t isn't right!
Youv'e got more than just one problem after seeing that video,
you've got some work to do.

 

[Avery4jc]

holy crap dude...I wouldn't want to be anywhere near that rig...

I'm not sure why I hear about death wobble so much...maybe it has something to do with the width and quality of tires you run...
I've never really adjusted anything in my front end (even when I swapped in the 8 lug 10b) and have never had DW issues.

 

[Cajun4x4]

you induce DW by hiting a sizeable pot hole going 15-20 mph and then giving it gas... everything is new on the truck: all new BJs, Tierod, xover draglink, springs, bushings

im still driving on a back yard alignment, gonna get around to having a shop align it late this week or early next week also have them figure out what the true castor of my axle is and go from there

 

[Avery4jc]

regardless of whether or not its all new or not thats insane... that just can't be safe...

let us know what happens after the alignment...

 

[twoslo4five0]

there are many factors for death wobble but castor can mess it up bad...read through this thread...http://coloradok5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=189862&highlight=castor+death+wobble

 

[ryoken]

Look! that sh!t isn't right!
Youv'e got more than just one problem after seeing that video,
you've got some work to do.

For real...


On behalf of motorists trying to be responsable in your neck o' woods,

































DO NOT DRIVE THAT TRUCK!

I've seen DW where it moves the tires a couple inches, but that is rediculous...

we always set our toe-in's at a 1/4" when ballparking it...

 

[carpeonnel]

Not to harp on what has already been said, but THAT'S SOME CRAZY SH*T! I've never seen it that bad on a truck before.