yea, true that. i havent changed my rear diff in fear something broke lol. thanks. I'll keep ya posted everyone!
well, checked over my rear tires. no bulges/bubbles anywhere so I am assuming my tires are good. What would be another cause to bed shaking? I feel it after I am goin 50mph+
I would rotate the tires from the rear to the front to make sure for one. Does it shake when you have a load in the bed or just empty? Are your shocks still good in the rear? Short of that I would be looking for a broke bolt on the body lift.
well i had the tires full rotated back in march, so I am prolly due for a rotation. It shakes whether I have a load or not, but isn't as hard when loaded, almost not noticeable. I think my shocks are still good in the rear. I have only had them on for 50k, but I have worked them hard. maybe its just time to replace them. Thanks, I'll check that out and look at the BL a bit better.
what about checking the rear shock mounts. i had something similar happen on my truck maybe 2000 miles after putting on my shocks. the bottom bolt and nut were a little loose on both of them. i tightened them back up and it hasn't happened since. since the shock had some movement side to side and not just up and down, it was causing the shakiness
i'll check that out. I might have knocked a shock/bolt lose when I almost flipped my truck at the texas meet (6:40 into the video). thanks for the help guys! I'll check over all this stuff tonight and see what I find out.
i would go through and tighten all the bolts for the leaks also. i started tightening everything back there to solve the shaking since i put the shocks on just after my rear blocks. couldn't hurt to check it all anyway and make sure the bushings are all good
