I have an odd steering situation. When I'm driving down the freeway, for long stretches of time when I'm going straight the wheel is centered. Other times, for long stretches, it's off by about 30 degrees, always to the right and especially if it's windy blowing from the left side of the rig. On the surface streets its always centered. I also feel like I have to correct the wheel a lot to correct for drift no matter where the wheel is pointing, constantly moving from the right to the left to try to stay in my lane. I got a front end alignment (I could visually see it was out of alignment) and I checked and found my front track bar was real loose and torqued it back to spec, it helped, but not as much as I'd like. My last off roading experience in the fall put the truck out of service over the winter while I fixed everything and I definitely abused it (which necessitated the new steering box as my leak went from drips to runs)
Suspension/steering - OME lift kit, adjustable front and rear JKS track bar (2 years old), recently replaced steering box with a blue top steering box. I replaced all 8 ball joints etc when I added the lift kit and did an axle swap 2 years ago.
When I look under the car and the wheel is moved back and forth I maybe see a little lateral movement (millimeters) in the track bar, but it's not like there's a lot of resistance when it's flat on a driveway. I don't see any lateral movement in anything else.
Looking for suggestions on best procedures to check likely issues.
Thanks!
Suspension/steering - OME lift kit, adjustable front and rear JKS track bar (2 years old), recently replaced steering box with a blue top steering box. I replaced all 8 ball joints etc when I added the lift kit and did an axle swap 2 years ago.
When I look under the car and the wheel is moved back and forth I maybe see a little lateral movement (millimeters) in the track bar, but it's not like there's a lot of resistance when it's flat on a driveway. I don't see any lateral movement in anything else.
Looking for suggestions on best procedures to check likely issues.
Thanks!