Dead Wobble (1 Viewer)

[rodmanjr0338]

Hi.
I have an RJ-77 of 93. I use 285/75 / R16 tires. It is a sprint forward and back and I installed a 2 "Old Man Emu suspension kit. For years I have dined having problems with what is called deaht wobble. I have replaced the bushings of the suspension arms, the terminals, the bushings of the bar that goes from the chassis to the differential tunnel, the steering damper also I put OME and even installed an additional sterring damper and still the problem continues.I recently changed the main steering damper for a new one and the tremor feels a lot less, but I know that this is not the definitive solution because I still feel a bit of movement in the guide, especially when I go in curves at a speed of between 50km / h and 70km / h.

I love my truck but that situation makes me he has disenchanted since until today I have not been able to solve that problem, I only manage to lessen it for a while and then it comes back with the same force.

 

[CRZR45]

Did you check your knuckle bolts(make sure they are tight) and possible worn knuckle bearings. Have you jacked up front and make sure front wheel bearings are tight? My 2c

 

[rodmanjr0338]

Thanks for the advice. I will take it into account to see if I solve the problem

 

[GTSSportCoupe]

Thanks for the advice. I will take it into account to see if I solve the problem

I have the same problem. I'm going to swap out my electric hubs for manual hubs soon. I think in my case the problem is one of my wheel bearings is not preloaded right. If it corrects the issue, I'll report back.

 

[SNLC]

You say it only happens cornering, is that right?

Do you have caster correction? If so what type?

Cheers

 

[Loober]

check your wheel balance

 

[oldblue]

A friend of mine had same problems with his HJ 73 , Balanced wheels on a machine , still no fix, then had them balanced on the truck, still no fix, found out later that rim had a small bend in the bead, changed wheels and all good. Check for radial run out.