I've perused the forums on the infamous "death-wobble" and I am curious if any of you have experienced it or know if the polyurethane bushings have made any difference.
I have an '01 XJ with a 2-year-old 3" BDS kit, with MT 31's. The rig has been running great until about 4 months ago when I had my tires rotated. Shortly thereafter the "death wobble" occurred on three separate occasions between 55-70 mph. Neither I nor my local pro shop (who rotated the tires) can find anything wrong with the front end, and I've since had the front-end re-aligned twice (both times to be found heavy toe-in, assumed from the death wobble).
That was two weeks ago since the last inspection/align and the death wobble is still there, occurring on the @#$% bumpy state highways here in Arkansas.
I've considered every possible option I can find ... thinking the poly's may be the best choice for the 'end-all' cure.
I have an '01 XJ with a 2-year-old 3" BDS kit, with MT 31's. The rig has been running great until about 4 months ago when I had my tires rotated. Shortly thereafter the "death wobble" occurred on three separate occasions between 55-70 mph. Neither I nor my local pro shop (who rotated the tires) can find anything wrong with the front end, and I've since had the front-end re-aligned twice (both times to be found heavy toe-in, assumed from the death wobble).
That was two weeks ago since the last inspection/align and the death wobble is still there, occurring on the @#$% bumpy state highways here in Arkansas.
I've considered every possible option I can find ... thinking the poly's may be the best choice for the 'end-all' cure.