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Old Aug 28, 2010 | 02:22 PM
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I just finished my 4" lift kit and noticed immediately that at speeds over 20 mph a slight growl would arrise after letting off the gas (to coast), the growl grows louder at higher speeds. I assumed that my driveshaft was in a bind and measured my angles of the transfer case and at the rear differential and found a slight difference, long story short, i've tried 2.5 degree shims(growl still there) and 4 degree shims and now after the 4 degree shims there is alot more noticable vibtration and the growl still persists. Any and all info is appreciated, I ifeel like its a simple problem that i just cant get pin pointed.
 
Old Aug 28, 2010 | 03:10 PM
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So do you think its coming from your driveshaft? Is your truck aligned? And tires balanced? Just trying to get some more information first to help out
 
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