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Originally Posted by ryanroo
I hope you mean 2.5 degree shim.
you need to get a real number for caster. that may well be all of the problem. steering stabilizers are a must. they are there for a reason. they dont fix problems but they do dampen cyclic motion and that helps keep death wobble from starting. that is why they are there from the get go. as a valid part of the steering system.
death wobble wont be fixed with a track bar, but it is a good idea.
what axle are you running? sounds like a 10b or d44, the caster needs to be in the 5-8ish range positive for those. more or less than that can give you death wobble. crappy balance on the tires wont help it either.
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they must be 2.5 they were marked 25 but they are real small and thin my friend says he has 6 degree shims he will give me they came off his 1 ton yota. stabilizers are on there way. is there some one that make a track bar for the truck or am I gonna be fabbing one up? I have a 10 bolt in it right now with a chevy 60 in the garage just slowly going threw it this 10 bolt was just gone through hub to hub so will probably run it till I blow it up