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Old 02-01-2016, 12:36 PM   #7
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Looks like you have eliminated the tires and rims from the equation.

That leaves the suspension and alignment.

If you are confident its not the alignment then something must have play, perhaps only apparent under higher loads.

Brake rotor is dragging? Got a stone jammed up in the rotor/disk?

Could the torsion bar be applying more pressure on one side vs the other.

Vibrations come from unbalanced rotating parts so if its not the tires then the drive shaft/CV joints may have some play?
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