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![]() It is weird, i tried using two different sets of tires, it only happens at 70-75 mph, nothing less, and it will clear up at 80 mph somewhat.
i do have an aluminum d/s, the u-joints are'nt old, i feel it through the shifter, but also kinda coming from the rear? only thing i havent tried was rotating the d/s 180, but thats what im fixing to do, im stumped guys ![]()
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