death wobble
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JK Super Freak
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That will be next on the list of things to do when I have the time. Ultimately, I expect Rusty's to help with rebuilding them in some way and then I will just sell them. I'm sure I can come up with a reasonable price for a set of front LCA's and Adj Trackbar that, when rebuilt, should last another 30k.
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Dan, I to had my 1st episode with death wobble last week on my way to work. From everything I've read, the #1 cause are the trac bar bolts. They are supposedly to small (diameter) which will always cause the trac bar to be loose. After a while it begins to destroy the bushings. I will also be tearing apart the front end this weekend.....
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Originally Posted by Battlefrog
Dan, I to had my 1st episode with death wobble last week on my way to work. From everything I've read, the #1 cause are the trac bar bolts. They are supposedly to small (diameter) which will always cause the trac bar to be loose. After a while it begins to destroy the bushings. I will also be tearing apart the front end this weekend.....
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Originally Posted by Battlefrog
Also, it won't hurt to check your ball joints. They to can be a cause of DW...