Idler arm & pitman arm are usually the culprits. If you have someone jerk the steering wheel back & forth a couple inches & you crawl underneath, you can see the play in these two massive couplings move (1/8" or so) before the tie rods actually move the tires.
Love the look. I'm doing the same black out on my 2 door. Turning it into a sport look - no chrome anywhere & black bumpers & below the beltline on the sides. I'm using self-etching primer after sanding the chrome & duplicolor semi-gloss black from autozone. I also added aftermarket wheel...
That makes my day. I thought I read that you had to pull the steering column. Does this correct the binding in the steering at low rpm's like the power steering isn't kicking in?
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