As Denny says;

"Trying to describe a feeling is like trying to describe a color; ya just gotta see it to fully appreciate it. This oscillation, vibration, hopping, tailgate bobbing, throbbing or whatever label one chooses for it is still there. I’ve been pulling what little hair I have left out over this one for a year now. It really makes for an annoying ride as it comes in right around the cruising speed, that being limited to about 45mph in my case."
Its so true.

I have good motor mounts front, rear and transmission. Good front bearings, not seen the rear ones. On a smooth road the truck runs smooth but still has that same wave-like motion, albeit like always very gentle.

And Denny you are not hijacking this thread at all. Somewhere there has to be an answer and then we'll all be happy.


1949 Chevy 1/2-Ton
"Sedgewick"
In the Gallery
1989 Caprice