I have played with the front end of my 1996 4X4 3500 quite a bit and have thrown plenty of hard earned money at it and it still drives unpredictably.
As of now their is a new steering box, new ball joints, DT track bar, DSS, Thuren custom heim joint drag link and tie rod (this month), all new bushings, new ujoints, new front rims and tires, 2 alignments (all within 10 months)..... drives like **** still. But not as bad as it used to.
Death wobble is gone (barely) but the truck will not go staight. It will wander left to right on a nice flat highway with no consistency. In my experience with modified jeeps this is from to much negative caster. I cranked the caster as positive as it could go and it still wanders. I have played with toe in, adjustments on the steering box (previous box), tire pressure, two track bars, steering dampeners, what else is left.
Could the frame be bent? I notice their are old mounting holes from a plow.
As of now their is a new steering box, new ball joints, DT track bar, DSS, Thuren custom heim joint drag link and tie rod (this month), all new bushings, new ujoints, new front rims and tires, 2 alignments (all within 10 months)..... drives like **** still. But not as bad as it used to.
Death wobble is gone (barely) but the truck will not go staight. It will wander left to right on a nice flat highway with no consistency. In my experience with modified jeeps this is from to much negative caster. I cranked the caster as positive as it could go and it still wanders. I have played with toe in, adjustments on the steering box (previous box), tire pressure, two track bars, steering dampeners, what else is left.

Could the frame be bent? I notice their are old mounting holes from a plow.