If your lower control arms are short your castor is too positive and give you the symptoms you discribe.
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Re: Lifted steering problems
If your lower control arms are short your castor is too positive and give you the symptoms you discribe.
Re: Lifted steering problems
Camber is something you just have to check. Alignment should be 1/8" toe in. Drop pitman arm would be for any bump steer problems you might have.
Re: Lifted steering problems
Bias ply tires? Anyway the biggest culprit for this is too little negative castor which is caused by lifting. The drop brackets help quite a bit, but I bet if you check your castor you need more of...