Severe vibration in front end at 60 mph. steering wheel also vibrates even at lower mph.

I would say you have a problem with the steering part of car, have a mechanic look at it

Hi Mikey. Take the vehicle for wheel balancing and alignment. Get the technician at the centre to inspect the steering and suspension linkages while he's doing the alignment, but I think wheel balancing will sort out your problem. Regards John

did you do a wheel alignment after replacing these parts also some cv jints need to be greased. also check the wheel balance

Vibration from about 40-60 mph is usually attributed to wheel balancing, but the onset when you hit a bump seems to indicate play in the steering linkages (tie rods etc) or suspension members and stabiliser bar rubbers but you had that all checked out, that brings us back to the wheel balancing.

High speed steering wheel vibrations and wobbling are almost always due to an unbalanced tire. Start there, cheap, and then move onto more expensive front end part repairs. If you have those silly mag type big wheels which collect and hold gunks of ice in them, then this is what you can expect.

front wheels need to be balanced, take it to a tyre shop and get it done.

i would check your lower control arm bushings and stabilizer bushings that should fix the popping noises

Front shocks are week

have the steering rack checked for excess play, also have all the front end bushing checked, this is a common cause of this type of problem, it is the front end that is doing it, finding the worn part(s) is the job that needs to be done to correct this.

Hope I can help...but you have conflicting symptoms. IE... front end vibration but no shimmy in steering wheel?
Let me tell you this: If you feel the vibration when cruising(no brake & not accellerating) @ 60-70 mph; then 95% of the time it is in the tire/wheel/balance combination. (I know you said they were new but could still be out-of-round)