Vibration at 45 mph and up

He's talking about replacing 1 needle bearing. Not the wheel bearings, just in case you didn't see that.

 

Just replace the drivers side needle bearing? I rotated my tires and vibration hasn't changed..

 

This may not correct your issue. But in my opinion it would be a good next step and it might fix your vibrations.

Ecgs (east coast gear supply) is the company. You can call them or just order online. I ordered both of these and that's all I needed.

 

at 4K???? Sorry but im not changing shit at 4K.....200K yes ...

 

Okay I'll order the bushing and removal tool soon as I'll be able too, thanks!

 

Lol OK. Has nothing to do with mileage. Has everything to do with lifting the truck. I did mine at 5k miles.

 

For an 1.5" lift?

 

Might not fix it but going to a 3" lift eventually so might as well replace it

 

Yes.

 

Okay so lots going on here. FYI, Vibration in the seat normally points to the rear. Wheel bearings normally don't cause a vibration unless there is fire, smoke and mailboxes involved. lol. I'm out.
Zim

 

Already answered, but yes absolutely.

 

Shoot for +0.07 toe.