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The superlift is what you are thinking of. It adds a swing arm on the passenger side. Unfortunatley you need about 4 inches of lift to run it. Alot of people on here bash on it, but none of them actually have it....Its pricey but short of a very involved solid axle and hydro assist swap thats about it.
You could flip the tie rods to the top of the spindles, That requires reaming out the spindle as its tapered. I have heard that helps a bit, too.
Well in your case, I def reccomend running MOOG TREs and Drag link. Even ball joints if/when you replace them. The tie rod flip is prolly what you'll wanna look into then. Its an easy project. The tool costs about $90 through summit, but you may be able to find a friend or local shop that'll loan you one.
One thing to look at is new body mount rubbers or polys
did this to my 95 f150 with 200,000 miles and i have tight steering, like a new truck.
Why, the cab was moving all over the place, just a thought.
One thing to look at is new body mount rubbers or polys
did this to my 95 f150 with 200,000 miles and i have tight steering, like a new truck.
Why, the cab was moving all over the place, just a thought.
definiatly gonna get a energy suspension kit when i get to the steering, maybe in November. 4.18101 Hyperflex Master Kit - 4WD