Re: Front Trailing Arm Bracket

Mike Romain wrote:
> Frank wrote:
>> "jeffinputnam" <jeffinputnam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
>> news:482F6D96.2070108@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> On 5/17/2008 Mike Romain wrote:
>>>> Is yours rusted away or worn away or what?
>>> Rusted away to the point of being able to see through it.
>>>
>>> It's fixed now, though I still don't like the price but the Death
>>> Wobble is gone, the jeep steers and handles better than it has in a
>>> very long time and it turns out the guy's got a cabin and land
>>> upstate I can visit and use anytime with a nothing but a phone
>>> call. It'll make a good base for long hikes.
>>>
>>> J
>>
>> Death wobble......
>>
>> BWAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
>>
>>
> Speaking of dolts...

No kidding. Death Wobble has been around since solid
front axles.  Just wish Jeep would have worked a bit
more on the steering geometry and not used a Y design.

> You must have never driven either a motorcycle or a Jeep not to know
> that proper term.
>
> The 'Death Wobble' is a very real term for a totally out of control
> front wheel that has gone into a harmonic wobble.  If you don't slow
> to a stop, you will more than likely die if on a bike and maybe so in
> a Jeep when the front wheel rips off or you ditch it and roll.

Frank probably has one of those outrigger/hotwheel-wannabe cars that
would high center on a dog turd.

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