Hopping in rear end fix, answer?
Hello all...I have a 2006 2wd XL 4.2 that has been "hopping" in the rear end at around 50-55 mph since i got it (bed bounces like crazy more to the drivers side). I replaced wheels and nothing, rebalanced twice, getting ready to change out all rotors to slotted...I cant think of anything else...tires? Anyone else had this prob?
90% of the time it's a warped driveshaft. Even if it's out by half a degree it'll start bouncing your back end pretty good. You'll notice on the newer models they've gone to an ENORMOUS alloy shaft (no kidding, the thing Is probably 6-8" in diameter), which is hollow(lighter), stronger, and precision balanced.
i searched f150 vibration problems once and what i found was astronomical all the problems and complaints all chalked up to the frame being to stiff but i did find that there is a frame dampener kit u can buy that u mount somewhere in the rear of the truck
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90% of the time it's a warped driveshaft. Even if it's out by half a degree it'll start bouncing your back end pretty good. You'll notice on the newer models they've gone to an ENORMOUS alloy shaft (no kidding, the thing Is probably 6-8" in diameter), which is hollow(lighter), stronger, and precision balanced.
6-8" in Diameter....your kidding right ...



