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floaty = check your sway bar links and bushings, also tire pressures.
After that its a shake down test as stated above. Looking for looseness in the ball joints or wheel bearings and tie rods, finally check alignment with a tape measure and angle gauge
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I had The bolt holding the bushing break last year on the end of the sway bar. That can cause some very interesting handling issues.
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Tony
NE ATL
'04 XLT regular cab 3.slo stepside
Semi retirement