As a little back story, a few months ago the rear end was rebuilt(was making loud growling before), just did a tundra brake swap and oem front lower ball joints a couple weeks ago. All along I have had a light vibration at hwy speed 65-70 mph. Assumed tires or usual for wear(225k miles) changed to a new/used set of wheels and tires. No difference. Same vibration.
Today I put in a 3 inch front and 2.5 rear spacer lift, diff drop, and 1.5 inch wheel spacers. As soon as I got the lift on, I took off to get my new tires. The alignment was off as expected but I headed down the road just a few miles.
As soon as I tried to get to hwy speed it had a horrible high paced vibration over 60mph. I figured the alignment was just that bad and got my new tires put on. Went down the road to get an alignment done, and I drove much better but still the vibration remains. I checked everything underneath, everything was tight, the front axles don't seem too bad of an angle. Next I tried to shake down the ujoints, seems fine. The shake is constant and worsens the faster you go over 60mph. Doesn't change with acceleration or deceleration, coasting or under load. Feels straight under the middle. Seems like a bearing vibration or ujoints if I had to guess. Any ideas? Has anyone else seen similar issues after a lift? I know it's hard or impossible to diagnose over the Internet, but if anyone has had a similar experience and can point me in a direction it would be greatly appreciated.
Besides, I really like the way it looks and don't want to put it back...
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