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Old 05-09-2010, 06:54 PM
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I recently installed a 4" Rough Country suspension lift on my 83' f150 and when i go about 30-35 mph it starts shaking real bad. I have the same tires on the truck that i had before the lift and they are good.. Also when i hit a bump itll start shaking violently.. Any ideas will be much appreciated..
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bigger tires maybe? ive heard of peoples trucks doing that cuz they have to tiny of tires on it
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Wrong. ^

Its not the lift but the install. Check for loose bolts, specially the steering nut. If its even a little loose it could cause shaking.
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Did you have it aligned yet? I'd go back and check your bolts, sound to me it will be solved with one of the two.
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BTW, I had my lift installed a week ago and it is great. NO problems at all, even the Ford dealer was impressed with the level of quality. If you are having a problem with a 4", I would say it is most definately the install. Love my lift, I have pics in the "2009 - present f150" section. just search my name.



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