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At the parts counter they said the assembly was greased from the factory.
What are your thoughts?
I don’t know but in 80 series land there have been discussions that indicate greasing should be done:
 
I don’t know but in 80 series land there have been discussions that indicate greasing should be done:
Lubed!
I don’t really like greasing the u-joints until the grease comes past the seals, I put a couple of pumps in and heard the crackle noise.
 
Air bags!

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Getting ready to pull our new camper.

Going to take a look at AHC pressures before I put air pressure in the bags.

Next up is brake controller and 7-pin plug
I went to air up the bags and go get the camper, 1 has a hole in it, the other is split at the top.
Bummed...
 
I went to air up the bags and go get the camper, 1 has a hole in it, the other is split at the top.
Bummed...
I was able to get some replacement bags!

Big thanks to @FJBen for coming over after work and helping get the new bags in!!!

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We had put 200 series bags in 2 years ago.
We thought we had a set of 100 series bags, and when the moment of truth came, we had Firestone Coil-Rite 4164.
I think this is why they failed, and fail they did!

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It looks like I never posted up about my adventures with the Nakamichi amp and subwoofer:


 
I got tired of the windshield wipers no longer parking/no intermittent - so time to pay the piper...


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Let us know if you have trouble getting them balanced. Seems like only old school places can do it because the wheels need to be spun then the tires mounted and spun and then dismounted and realigned to match any imbalance in your wheel and finally balanced.
I was a BFG guy for years but am now sold on Nittos. Great tires on the Hundo.
 
Let us know if you have trouble getting them balanced. Seems like only old school places can do it because the wheels need to be spun then the tires mounted and spun and then dismounted and realigned to match any imbalance in your wheel and finally balanced.
I was a BFG guy for years but am now sold on Nittos. Great tires on the Hundo.
Interesting!
I asked the techs how they balanced, and they said all was well.
I will get her out on the interstate and see how she feels.
Thanks!
 
Let us know if you have trouble getting them balanced. Seems like only old school places can do it because the wheels need to be spun then the tires mounted and spun and then dismounted and realigned to match any imbalance in your wheel and finally balanced.
I was a BFG guy for years but am now sold on Nittos. Great tires on the Hundo.
I'm not the OP but my normal tire guy couldn't balance my 285/75/17 KO3's (34's). They spin and return 0 on his machine and I got a bad 55-60mph vibration. Had them road forced at a different shop (I'm not sure they did it right because they didn't pull off the weights for the first spin, but they did break the bead and rotate the tire a few times to get a the low road value) and it fixed the 55-60 vibration, but now I have a very slight vibration at 70-75mph on some freeways.
 
I'm not the OP but my normal tire guy couldn't balance my 285/75/17 KO3's (34's). They spin and return 0 on his machine and I got a bad 55-60mph vibration. Had them road forced at a different shop (I'm not sure they did it right because they didn't pull off the weights for the first spin, but they did break the bead and rotate the tire a few times to get a the low road value) and it fixed the 55-60 vibration, but now I have a very slight vibration at 70-75mph on some freeways.
Yep - that's sorta what I have been hearing. I have the ATs on my BJ73 but it doesn't go over 65 and it was a good shop that installed them. No issues
 
Let us know if you have trouble getting them balanced. Seems like only old school places can do it because the wheels need to be spun then the tires mounted and spun and then dismounted and realigned to match any imbalance in your wheel and finally balanced.
I was a BFG guy for years but am now sold on Nittos. Great tires on the Hundo.
They are nicely balanced.
I ran about an hour down the interstate to Cruisers and Co a week ago, no vibes.
Traffic was flowing at 80+ MPH until it got wet, and then slushy.
The KO3s did well.
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