there may be no happy medium for this. did you change the pitman arm to compensate for the lift kit??

Roy

Answered by ASEMaster6371 (expert)
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know should I and what would I need to get exactly.

Response from Kdwhelan
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when you lift the truck,the entire geometry has changed. you need to check with the company that provided you the kit and get the correct pitman arm for the lift. get it installed and aligned and it should be better, not perfect but better. lifting these units will always result in handling issues when you vary away from original specs.

Roy

Answered by ASEMaster6371 (expert)
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Ok thanks i will do that.

Response from Kdwhelan
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I bought them off ebay. Where could i look for some? Are they made for lifted trucks? What about control arms.?

Response from Kdwhelan
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the front end of a stock k1500 uses the rubber bump stops as some of the suspension. a stock truck at ride height will already be touching the stops. they sell extenders

Answered by jmcdaniel
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