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I just installed a 3 inch lift kit on my Fronttier Pro-4X. It was a 3 inch
polyurethane spacer on the front struts and lift blocks below the rear
leaf springs and longer shocks. Pretty straight forward. However, now
when I drive I notice a small vibration at slower speed's. It seems to go
away at speeds over 40. If you've ever had too large of tires on a
vehicle, you would notice a rubbing sound when you make a sharp
turn. That's what it sounds and feels like but not quite as rough. I
double checked all the connections and everything looks good. Not
sure what might have caused this. Any ideas to point me in the right
direction would be appreciated.
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U-joints????
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The problem was the rear lift blocks. They are tapered...one end is
about 1/2 inch taller than the other. Tallest end must be toward the
rear. Mine were toward the front. I turned them around and the
vibration disappeared. Found the solution on YouTube.
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