my 93 T100 does this. all is fine with the tire, brakes, shocks, etc.. the driving surface is not it as it does it in all conditions - no matter what - the same exact thing. It is really mainly noticable in 4 as that is when the front tires are also driving the thing. but I do notice it just a little bit when not in 4, I think because I'm sensative to it. My front boots are broken and have been for a little while now, I'm just lagging on replacing them as the joint isn't clicking or anything yet, so the joint seems fine for now. I had a auto parts guy tell me that it is the cv joint/axles. But that doesn't make sense to me? the CV joint doesn't have anything to do with steering, does it? I'm going to go ahead and replace both of the axles anyway plus I know if I take it into a shop, that will be the first thing they tell me !
any thoughts anyone?