BB problems?
I just installed a Full Traction 2" BB with the optional M-Force shocks this past weekend and I must say the ride is surprisingly stock like. I think the M-Force's are a bit stiffer but no so much as to ruin your day. The axles are shifted a little and I mean very little (1/8"). She still tracks true with no bumpsteer to speak of. 

Cheers.
I see... While I'm here, I hear there's a rumor about 2inch warranty voiding lifts. would the Terraflex 2.5 be an issue??? Or is it all dealer specific??? (I haven 't had the time to search.... i have a huge pharmacology test coming up...errr)
Also, 33 inch tires with the stock 3.21 gears??? Issue or not? (SORRY TO HIJACK!)
Also, 33 inch tires with the stock 3.21 gears??? Issue or not? (SORRY TO HIJACK!)
As far as 33's and 3.21's go, it'll be tollerable.... but just.
Unless you install an adjustable front track bar and rear track bar relocation bracket, your axles will shift a bit due to the fixed lenght of your factory track bars. This is to be expected and is really not that big of a deal if you are just installing a 2.5" BB. As far as pulling to one side goes, the axle shift should not make enough of a difference to cause this to happen. As far as bump steer goes, you would only get this if you installed a front track bar relocation bracket without a dropped pitman arm or vice versa - Installing a rear track bar relocation bracket would NOT fix bump steer due to the fact that your rear axle does not control steering. Honestly, the info you have been getting is only half accuate if not absolutely terrible and I would not advise you to trust any of it.
Yes, the shift in your axles would happen with any lift kit if you do not install an adjustable front track bar to recenter your axle or a rear relocation bracket to help recenter it. It's a simple matter of math and hardly what I would consider to be a "problem" on a budget boost.
In all honesty, you should not have any problems installing a simple budget boost. Trust me on this
Yes, the shift in your axles would happen with any lift kit if you do not install an adjustable front track bar to recenter your axle or a rear relocation bracket to help recenter it. It's a simple matter of math and hardly what I would consider to be a "problem" on a budget boost.
In all honesty, you should not have any problems installing a simple budget boost. Trust me on this

I installed a front track bar relocation bracket when I did the lift. SO my options are to take it out or buy a drop pitman arm and the squirlyness should go away is that right?


