fruitstripe

so i kinda been ignoring this for a lil but but i need to figure this thing out. This past winter my truck saw the roads only in the snow and in 4 high. in a straight line it works awesome goes through snow no problem. When i cut the wheels either way the front end hesitates to pull forward. Almost like its lurching causing the truck bob up and down. i am assuming it is something in the front end now do i look at the hubs first or the diff. i am about to take get my new tundra this week so i can get down into it in the coming weeks. point me in the correct direction. But it is going to be awesome to have 2 SR5's in the drive way

abecedarian

Considering that the front and rear driveshafts turn the same speed, the average speed of the front and rear axle have to be the same. I'm generalizing a bit here.
However, turning any sort of corner will cause the rear axle to travel around a smaller circle than the front end and since the average speed of the rear axle is the same as the front axle ... you will get 'pushed' straight, to a certain extent.
When you find the front getting pushed straight, let off the throttle and that'll usually let the front pull you around a corner, because of weight distribution and such... again a generalization.

annoyingrob

is your front diff locked and you don't know about it?

fruitstripe

nope its an open diff. and has warn hubs

slacker

iTrader: (1)

I think it's more "conditions" your weelin' in ..

or maybe the pipe your smokin'


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Western Canuk

LOL, always the British Columbians, eH?