1FastBrick

iTrader: (17)

You need to determine if its in the front or the back of the truck.

Infernohoe

I think front because no noise was made while running on the stands.

1FastBrick

iTrader: (17)

In the front, check the suspension components.

Some thing could be loose. Could be anything, a Wheel bearing, Ball joint, Bushings, Shocks, Inner or outer tie rod, Rack and pinion or drag link set up- however your truck is set up. If you have aftermarket rims it could even be a rim.

Atomic

iTrader: (42)

Why dont we get this bastard on video!

Infernohoe

It's storming over here guys tried to get a vid after dropping the wife off but you really cant hear anything over the wind and weather. I will try again when I leave tonight

Suburbazine

My tune was around $400 initially, that was for the new cam on the dyno though. I think his base tune for no internal mods is around $200, custom tune is around $500 (now). Cash may get you a 9% discount.

Infernohoe

Ok guys, Update. Absolutely no way to get a clear vid of the noise. Everytime I record you cant hear anything over the wind. I am really at a loss

Infernohoe

Well If anyone is sub'd to this stupid thread, I have found the source of this dagum noise. I dare not say... http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h5...m/IMG_2018.jpg This is not my hoist (Or picture for that matter) But alas that was the culprit. I blew out a tire a little while back and put on the spare and didn't wind the hoist up all the way. We will see if the code comes back and if it does I'll Just have to take a day and change out the knock sensors. I feel so stupid.... Let the pointing and laughing commence.

JL Sargent

Well, there you go. Mystery solved.