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FourDoor · 12-03-2007, 10:18 AM

I have the same truck 08 Pro4X and have not had any wobble issues. Closest thing to it was when I was driving from LA to the Bay Area on I5 and hit some road on the freeway that did not agree with the tires very well due to channeled grooves they put on the freeway. The tires would follow the grooves but since the grooves in the road were inconsistent, it resulted in a wobble inside the cab. Steering wheel was fine but the truck felt like someone was shaking it. Got back on some new asphalt several miles later and all was good again.

If the Rancho shocks were bad/blown on the OP's setup, I don't see why he wouldn't get the wobble at all speeds. As stated before, the Rancho shocks have been on these Titan's now with the OR package for years. If Nissan corporate is aware of the issue and "said to be working on a solution", then it would lead me to believe that simply swapping out shocks is not the final answer.

12-03-2007, 10:18 AM	#11 (permalink)
FourDoor Registered User iTrader: (3) Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Cali Posts: 677 Thanks: 1 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: 08 with death wobble & vib I have the same truck 08 Pro4X and have not had any wobble issues. Closest thing to it was when I was driving from LA to the Bay Area on I5 and hit some road on the freeway that did not agree with the tires very well due to channeled grooves they put on the freeway. The tires would follow the grooves but since the grooves in the road were inconsistent, it resulted in a wobble inside the cab. Steering wheel was fine but the truck felt like someone was shaking it. Got back on some new asphalt several miles later and all was good again. If the Rancho shocks were bad/blown on the OP's setup, I don't see why he wouldn't get the wobble at all speeds. As stated before, the Rancho shocks have been on these Titan's now with the OR package for years. If Nissan corporate is aware of the issue and "said to be working on a solution", then it would lead me to believe that simply swapping out shocks is not the final answer.