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I'd try the PIAA bulbs
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Cool, but so long to cheaper 2 wheel alignment jobsLittle read for those that are interested,
https://www.autoblog.com/2021/03/24/chevrolet-tahoe-suspension-deep-dive/

Hell yeah! Looking forward to some testing and 1/4 mile videos..! [emoji16][emoji106][emoji631][emoji631]Just in time for Wheel Wednesday... I got my new 20" Vossen Hybrid Forged HF6-4 wheels and had them wrapped in some 305/50 Nitto NT555RII Drag Radials. Now this baby will hook for sure but I will be installing a driveshaft loop and upgrading to solid 1350 u joints before I try it lol. Looking forward to seeing how this thing launches now and hoping to get a 10.3-10.5 qtr mile time here pretty soon.
More pics to come with my 16" Willwood Brakes installed this weekend.
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**For those wondering, yes they rub lol... These tires are freaking huge. I will make them fit though, no way I'm stepping down to a 275 tire. I will trim the fender liner or even remove it and make something custom out of aluminum if I need to.
Cv Shafts?I've got a vibration issue.
Over about 80mph the truck has a little vibration to it, noticeable in the steering wheel. It's not terrible, but doesn't inspire confidence in driving those speeds.
Wheels have been re-balanced. Tires rotated. Alignment performed (twice). Entire front suspension is new.
Any other ideas? Steering column bushings?
Could honestly be a lot of different things in the front end..Cv Shafts?
Front Diff bearings?
Front Prop shaft U-Joints?
It’s not gonna be good. You didn’t ask for prices ? The fluid alone is a couple hundred for all those iirc. And you forgot the transfer case! Might as well get it done too...I love to spend others money.Dropped the tahoe off at the mechanic for inspection and emissions. Asked to have the trans fluid, front and rear diff fluid changed as well. Hopefully this bill isn't too bad....lol.
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Transfer case was done last year I think. I only engaged it 2 times this year, I'm not too worried about that. I did talk to him about the rear diff and said it was $100 so figured the front wouldn't be too much more. Trans I know is gonna be $150-200ish.It’s not gonna be good. You didn’t ask for prices ? The fluid alone is a couple hundred for all those iirc. And you forgot the transfer case! Might as well get it done too...I love to spend others money.![]()
I've got a vibration issue.
Over about 80mph the truck has a little vibration to it, noticeable in the steering wheel. It's not terrible, but doesn't inspire confidence in driving those speeds.
Wheels have been re-balanced. Tires rotated. Alignment performed (twice). Entire front suspension is new.
Any other ideas? Steering column bushings?

Drive 79 mph...![]()
There’s a price to pay when you can’t wait. I get my RA stuff in about 3-4 days and it’s almost always the best price. Last week I did brakes on a friends F-250 Super Duty. I told him, I’ll get new rotors and pads from RA for the same price as just the pads from a local parts store. He said he didn’t want to, he just had a shop put expensive rotors on a couple years ago. I get it torn down and the fronts were old, grooved and cracked. Never were replaced. The rears were newer but were slotted and drilled, couldn’t have them turned even though they should have been. So for way more money he ended up with ****** rear rotors. The shop had ripped him off no surprise. I could have saved him $100 and had new rear rotors, Power Stop stuff all the way around. But once it’s torn down and you need the parts to put it back together right away, you’ll pay since there’s really not much choice.
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Cv Shafts?
Front Diff bearings?
Front Prop shaft U-Joints?
Could honestly be a lot of different things in the front end..
Drive 79 mph...![]()
Correct me if I'm wrong, but on a 4WD Tahoe when only in 2WD I figured the front CVs and diff wasn't really spinning? I am guessing it is the U-joints as well.
Honestly, that is what I do. But its annoying knowing that something is wrong...
Correct me if I'm wrong, but on a 4WD Tahoe when only in 2WD I figured the front CVs and diff wasn't really spinning? I am guessing it is the U-joints as well.
Honestly, that is what I do. But its annoying knowing that something is wrong...
No engine oil change?Dropped the tahoe off at the mechanic for inspection and emissions. Asked to have the trans fluid, front and rear diff fluid changed as well. Hopefully this bill isn't too bad....lol.
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The right side has the disconnect so that side should not turn any other components. The left side remains attached to the side gear and would either turn the side and spider gears, slowly rotate the ring and pinion or a combination of both. Just due to fluid friction alone.The CV shafts are constantly spinning when the truck is in motion.
They are just disconnected inside the front differential when not engaged.
How much of the internals of the differential are spinning with them is what I am not certain of as I have never disassembled the front diff on one of these trucks.
He added a note, asking to please NOT check the oil.No engine oil change?
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