What part do I need to prevent this?
07-19-2007, 12:02 PM
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RE: What part do I need to prevent this?
Yeah i am going to lean to the nature of the beast answer too then....I do know what you are talking about though. It happens to my rear end sometimes too. Kinda unsettling[:-]
07-19-2007, 12:15 PM
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RE: What part do I need to prevent this?
ORIGINAL: howarmat
Yeah i am going to lean to the nature of the beast answer too then....I do know what you are talking about though. It happens to my rear end sometimes too. Kinda unsettling[:-]
Yeah i am going to lean to the nature of the beast answer too then....I do know what you are talking about though. It happens to my rear end sometimes too. Kinda unsettling[:-]
I've actually been to Badlands Offroad park up in IN kinda by you howarmat.
07-19-2007, 12:21 PM
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RE: What part do I need to prevent this?
ORIGINAL: drbobvs
"Death Wobble"??? I thought that was what poor actors do in the movies after they're shot.
"Death Wobble"??? I thought that was what poor actors do in the movies after they're shot.
It's scary though, the whole front end shakes uncontrollably.
07-19-2007, 12:25 PM
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RE: What part do I need to prevent this?
HA! Deathwobble!
I have this as well... its just the rear end sliding out... i get it at every speed cause the streets here in Texas are HORRIBLE!!!! My truck had it in Hawaii as well... two of the worst streets ive ever seen!
I have this as well... its just the rear end sliding out... i get it at every speed cause the streets here in Texas are HORRIBLE!!!! My truck had it in Hawaii as well... two of the worst streets ive ever seen!
07-19-2007, 12:27 PM
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RE: What part do I need to prevent this?
Death Wobble is quite common on lifted Jeep Wranglers. Talk about unsettling, going 70 mph and having the front end feel as thought is totally coming apart while your bouncing and shaking like a bartender mixing a martini.. The only way to stop the wobble is to completely stop the jeep and continue on with a stain in your shorts. Death wobble comes from loose or worn suspension parts on the front end
07-19-2007, 12:40 PM
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RE: What part do I need to prevent this?
ORIGINAL: hammeron
this is the nature of a solid rear axle
this is the nature of a solid rear axle
I haven't driven the Mustang in the rain though and I'm wondering if the "jolt" is severe enough to
throw you sideways when hitting abumpon an on/off ramp.
07-19-2007, 03:05 PM
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RE: What part do I need to prevent this?
ORIGINAL: grampa_stang
+1.
I haven't driven the Mustang in the rain though and I'm wondering if the "jolt" is severe enough to
throw you sideways when hitting abumpon an on/off ramp.
ORIGINAL: hammeron
this is the nature of a solid rear axle
this is the nature of a solid rear axle
I haven't driven the Mustang in the rain though and I'm wondering if the "jolt" is severe enough to
throw you sideways when hitting abumpon an on/off ramp.