I have a Toyota pickup on 35s with a 4 inch lift. And the solid axle swap. Now I just got this truck and there's alittle shake in the steering wheel around 40mph. But not to back but when I hit my brakes hard and I'm going fast it pulls to the right hard and starts shaking really bad. But I can run 70 on the high way no problem. Just when I do to stop it shakes. And I have to idea what it could be. Any help? Oh and all the tie rod ends and stuff look brand new on it.

 

Sounds like your brakes need some lovin. Some of the brake pistons might be siezed.

The shake at 40 could be wheel balance of the front tires.

 

Oh ok. Yea I'll check out the breaks. But the guy I got it from said the wheels were just balanced

 

If you want more views answers and input state your problem in the topic line. I saw this when you first posted but didn't bother to look at the thread until you got a reply. There was no point to your topic other than you have a 1994 Toyota pick up. Something like "1994 4WD truck front end shake" or "1994 4WD pulls to right and shakes when applying brakes". Just something with a short description of the problem.

 

If the trucks been mudded and the mud was allowed to dry on the inside of the wheels it can cause an unbalanced condition leading to vibrations and shake at cruising speed and would show up at 70 mph. Since you can cruise at 70 without vibrations it's not likely to be the problem. As stated I'd suspect a brake problem.

 

Ok will do that next time thanks. Never used a forum before. But I'll look into the breaks

 

A warped brake rotor could be part of your problem.

 

Is this what they call "death wobble"?

Check lug nuts, simple stuff first