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Wreckerman, I did that with my wife once. I called her another womans name to see if I could stay on for 8 seconds. Didn't make it, I heard bells ringing but I think it was from her punching me in the head. LOL

One of the issues is on I-75 in Michigan when they replace parts of the freeway the will replace every other 10 ft. section of concrete if it is not all broke, so you end up with every section is at a different height that the others, which is what usually starts the bucking.

Thank you: I did spend a minute thinking about how to title it, because every other way I could think of it would come up in 5oo threads. What if I put shocks, or HELP bouncing. lol Mark

We just put about 100 miles of freeway driving to be in a ARCA/ Nascar Event to display the truck and flags and to support our troops, and it bucked about 5% of the time I would change lanes and it would stop or change speeds. So I think it's just a combination of the road and speed. Thank you...

Thank you, the thing is if I go 65 on a section of I-94 it will buck, if I do 65 on 275 it does not buck. I think it might be a combination of the 2 things. The road in that certain area and the speed. You are right about the speed because if I slow to 60 it stops.

Most of the time my M923A1 rides smooth on the freeways but on certain stretches of the freeway it gives you a bull ride effect. Bouncing from front to back, front to back bouncing. Could this be just the freeway in that area, or could the shocks be going bad? Like I had said it only does it in...