Has Anyone Seen These?

[Genuinefine409]

A guy I sometimes work with told me about a problem he has with his tundra and said to look it up on youtube and tundrasolutions.com to see it. the one he uses for work is usually loaded down somewhat and doesn't really do it but his crewmax does. I'm glad I didn't buy a tundra cause my 2500HD is smoother than that on the roughest roads. Anyone else ever experiece that? I'd like to go for a ride in one to see what it feels like. I tried to make this post hard to find so trailrider doesn't find it but all you pro GM guys, feel free to comment!

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5U6KmwB2LyY

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

http://www.tundrasolutions.com/forums/hand...bed-bounce-vid/

[Guest chevydeerhunter]

That's the first time I've ever seen that. I like how one guy on the board explains this as the truck is traveling over wide expansion joints in the super slab and that every vehicle does this.

 

Check this one out.

 

 

[Nytemare]

I have a 2wd, and I have never seen that or felt that happen to me...I've been on some pretty bad roads at higher than safe speeds and no probs with control or bounce...It looks like they removed the shocks in that ford video to over exaggerate the motion.

 

For the tundra...I have a buddy with one, and I have to say there is very little vibration at highway speeds. His is an 05, maybe they used harder/more aggressive shocks and tire combos and that is causing the vibration.

[SoCalChris]

Geez guys, can't you see that's just more Toyota innovation? Toyota has come up with a truck that gives you a massage while you're driving. The only thing that GM offers are heated seats, the Toyota is clearly superior.

[planedr]

I went to OKC to retrieve a broken plane in a friends F350 long bed crew cab and it was the same way all the way through OKC.Thats why I don't own a ford now Toyota is on that list also.