Rear end bounce at 45 and 65
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Rear end bounce at 45 and 65
I have a 2013 f350 4 door longbed single rear wheel. The rear end bounces violently at 45 and 65 mph. Just today I had the truck had new shocks put on, was aligned balanced and tires rotated but it still bounces. I know there was already a thread on this but i never saw if the guy found a solution. If someone could post the link of the thread or chime in if they ever found a solution it'd be appreciated
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https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...40-45-mph.html
Not a 6.7L issue and has been around for years. good luck.
Not a 6.7L issue and has been around for years. good luck.
#4
Yup, work that 1 ton with a 10,000 pound trailer and your problem will be solved.
It is a combo of a 1-ton stiff suspension along with concrete highway with expansion joints at certain speeds.
I found that it is the best time to phone my kids, via hands-free, so they can listen to the vibrato in my voice.
It is a combo of a 1-ton stiff suspension along with concrete highway with expansion joints at certain speeds.
I found that it is the best time to phone my kids, via hands-free, so they can listen to the vibrato in my voice.
#6
Wheel Length base and bouncing along concrete highway expansion sections is a different problem than the ~40 mph rear bounce on any road surface.
Check -> Rear end bounces @ 40-45 MPH
Check -> Rear end bounces @ 40-45 MPH
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Hello,
I have the TSB part although I never installed mine on my 2016
I do ride the truck around with only 65 PSI tire pressure when not towing my trailer.
Otherwise at 80 psi it rides like a rock unloaded and hops to the side on rough roads.
great ride at 65 up front and 60 to 65 in rear empty.
John
I have the TSB part although I never installed mine on my 2016
I do ride the truck around with only 65 PSI tire pressure when not towing my trailer.
Otherwise at 80 psi it rides like a rock unloaded and hops to the side on rough roads.
great ride at 65 up front and 60 to 65 in rear empty.
John
#10
Hello,
I have the TSB part although I never installed mine on my 2016
I do ride the truck around with only 65 PSI tire pressure when not towing my trailer.
Otherwise at 80 psi it rides like a rock unloaded and hops to the side on rough roads.
great ride at 65 up front and 60 to 65 in rear empty.
John
I have the TSB part although I never installed mine on my 2016
I do ride the truck around with only 65 PSI tire pressure when not towing my trailer.
Otherwise at 80 psi it rides like a rock unloaded and hops to the side on rough roads.
great ride at 65 up front and 60 to 65 in rear empty.
John
#13
Yup, work that 1 ton with a 10,000 pound trailer and your problem will be solved.
It is a combo of a 1-ton stiff suspension along with concrete highway with expansion joints at certain speeds.
I found that it is the best time to phone my kids, via hands-free, so they can listen to the vibrato in my voice.
It is a combo of a 1-ton stiff suspension along with concrete highway with expansion joints at certain speeds.
I found that it is the best time to phone my kids, via hands-free, so they can listen to the vibrato in my voice.
#14
How about the Sulastic shackles? They should take some rigidity out of the rear.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...2-ton-now.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...2-ton-now.html
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