I have 4.5" of suspension lift and 35" tires with a 22re and 4.88 gears. When I accelerate it feels like the rearend of my truck is "spooling" up or "winding" up. I am not sure what is causing this and how to fix it?

Oh and it is a single cab pickup

 

Spooling up? From this it sounds like a slipping clutch. Is this an auto or a 5 speed.

 

It is a 5 speed, Im pretty sure its not the clutch. Its getting plenty of power and its moving. It feels like the suspension is winding up or something. I had a pro Toyota shop put in a centerforce clutch.

 

dont see that centerforce slipping. spooling up are u hard on the gas when it does it or just now and then.

 

I am not hard on the gas, and it does it all the time. every time you go from a dead stop. you will feel it stop once you get to about 10 mph

 

Try and describe better the symptom, what is spooling up??????

 

It feels like the rear axle is rolling forward and compressing the suspension and then rolling back to normal and it kinda of makes it hop while it unswists. This is what I think is happening. I am not really sure.

 

Axle wrap.

Let me guess...lift blocks?

 

haha no, new leafs in rear and shocks. what is axle wrap?

 

Ditto on that.

 

U bolts plenty tight?

Were they checked after a few hundred miles again?



Repo

 

I am going to re-check everything tomorrow. Bolts, drive shaft, springs, grease. On big trucks they put the strut things from the center of the truck on the frame to the axle would that help?

 

lol, 4.5" of blocks?

 

I know on full size trucks that if you grease the drive shaft slip joint that will be the source so I am going to try that as well.

 

your problem is 4.5" of lift, haha J/K..it is axle wrap for sure. get a nice anti-wrap bar and you'll be good..

 

After googlin axle wrap I understand what axle wrap is and what an anti wrap bar is. Are there any types or things that I want to make sure that it has? Wear and how do I want it to be mounted and does anybody have any experience with this on their rig?

 

dude they make up to 6" blocks, if not larger.

 

but who would use them? Why would you use blocks period? Blocks= Problems!

 

Please use relevant titles to your threads in the future. It will help you get help faster.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_z72zPCsJM

from 42-45 is axle wrap watch the rear axle.