Hey guys, my ball joints are a little squeaky when backing out of the driveway and at certain times turning or coming to a stop. I'm going to go ahead and basically replace most of the front suspension components including shocks, upper a-arm assembly with ball joint, lower ball joints, and t-rod ends, and will probably do the rear shocks while im at it. I figure may as well replace it all with good quality serviceable parts while im in there and just pay for one alignment. I am planning on cranking my t-bars while im doing it, and will probably then get some rancho shocks made for the front end level so my ride isn't compromised. This is all pretty straightforward, but I got to thinking, are there any sort of aftermarket balljoints or maybe upper a -arms that will help accommodate the raised front and accompanying higher cv angle? I only plan on cranking the t-bars 1.5-2", so with the new components I figure I should be pretty good unless i blow my cv joints i guess, but I was wondering if there was anything that might help decrease the stress a little.

maybe im talking about some parts for a lift kit, idk, im not too familiar with it really i guess. Thanks for any help.

 

I've been hearing lately that if I up my suspension lift I'd have to readjust differentials. Anyone know anything about this?