driving a mini, long distance ?'s

I put 65K miles on a b/d 93 toyota showing the truck in 9 different states (can anybody else say that ?) without the use of a trailer and no sway bars , just ride low to keep that center of gravity on teh down low

i WISH/HOPE i can say that some day. hopefully once i put shocks up front it will help. i don't want it to a trailier queen all its life. i built it drive it.

i remember seein a pic of the front suspension of your truck, but cant find it now, if you know where to find one, post it up here.

it's the rear end, either your bushing are bad in the bar's or who ever put it in didn't take there time puting it in, so when u pick up speed the rear likes to start to sway back and forth and will keep going till u slow way down, trust me i had the same problem look into it

Edited: 9/11/2005 6:26:28 PM by H8MENOW

those pixs are old, put new upper control arms and replaced the 5.0 rack with a mustang 2. remember the front was toeing like crazy when laid out, the smallier rack fix that problem. NO MORE TOE.

put the truck in the air, by the frame grab the rear end, see if u can push it side to side, might help you find your problem

Edited: 9/11/2005 6:28:46 PM by H8MENOW

thanks for the info (i drag) i'll like into that for sure :TUP:

SO IF THE REAR END MOVES SIDE TO SIDE THE BUSHINGS ARE BAD. RIGHT

i drive my truck long distances...it gets driven no less than 40miles a day, and i drive from atlanta to albany, ga (bout 3hr drive), and u gotta go through columbus which is hell haha

just make sure you have 4 valves up front, and if u have a 4link, do 4 vavles out back too...and shocks

columbus is the least of the trip i drive columbus every day biatch!! ne ways, rather than jackin the truckup and all that crap, just pull on the bed, it will do the same.