the shocks are new all the way around, the shaking will start and stop so once i hit 60 it will shake and as i speed up it will stop but start to shake again, the tires are wearing good, they are weather cracked a little bit but i didnt think that would cause the problem, right now i do my best to just stick around 55 MPH until i can figure out the problem

 

Rotate the tires, see if the vibration changes, that will tell you if it is a tire problem or not.

 

vibration is still there

 

So it ain't the tires.

Need to start looking at ALL of the front suspension parts.

 

What about the pitman arm mine showed no wiggle room till i removed the centerlink

 

If the steering linkage is sloppy, that could indeed be a contributor.

 

front suspension is good all parts are new and they were rechecked to see if faulty and they are fine, my front driveshaft has a lot of play could that be a possibility

 

Front driveshaft shouldn't be doing anything unless you are in 4 wheel drive. You could drop the shaft, do for a ride, and see if the problem goes away....

 

Did you check your rear driveshaft?

 

the rear driveshaft has a dent in it when my u joint blew off but it didnt shake when i replaced the u joint and used the same shaft and that was replaced about 4 months ago, i was told there is a box in the front drive shaft that can go bad and cause the front end to shake since my front axles are always spinning