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6 cylinder 5 speed manual
Dark green with tan top
185,000 miles
Slider upper windows
Warn Front bumper
5 alcoa rims with 31x10.5r15 Bfg all terrain tires
1.75 wheel spacers
2.5 inch rough country suspension lift
Crome hood hinges, door hinges, mirrors and hood latches
Side stepsText for pictures/info 3025301367
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Can you email me pictures laxplayer002@yahoo.com
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send pictures to laxplayer002@yahoo.com
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[quote='KnoxRents','https://www.delawareja.com/forum/index.php?thread/&postID=312573#post312573']
Do a search on this forum for "Death Wobble". There are a bunch of good threads that will get you quicker info than waiting for responses.Short answer though:
Have someone turn the steering wheel lock to lock while you look for movement.
Check and/or tighten the hell out of your track bar.
Inspect steering linkage.
Make sure tires are balanced properly and switch tires from front to back to see if anything changes.
Check control arm bushings and ball joints for play.I'm sure I'm missing a few things but hopefully that gets you started.
Good luck!!!

Thanks that's where I'll start
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I need help trying to figure out how to fix the death wobble on my 1997 wrangler I-6
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I have 31x10.5 right now and I have 1.75 spacers on it already
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I have a 1997 wrangler sport with a 2.5 inch suspension lift and 1.75in spacers. What are the biggest size tires I can fit. I have Alcoa rims that came off an 04 Rocky Mountain edition.
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Sail cloth still for sale?
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I have 5 31x9.5r15 all terrains with Alcoa rims. Those rims only came with the 04 Rocky Mountain edition jeep
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I have 5 stock wrangler rims with mud terrain tires.
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still for sale?
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I have 5 factory wrangler 97' sport rims with mud terrain tires. 29X9.5r15
Email me for pictures