So, I just installed a Doelsch Tech 5" lift on my 2003 2wd Supercrew which consists of 3" lift spindles and 2" lift Springs as well as 3" blocks in rear with all 4 new shocks.. Also replaced upper & lower ball joints while in there. Took to get alignment this morning and was told I needed a camber bolt kit. The shop had the kit, so I got it installed. Technician was able to correct the toe, but could not get all of the negative camber out of it. Right now, drivers side is -2.0 deg & pass. side is -2.5.
He told me I'm going to need longer or adjustable upper control arms. Problem is I can't find anyone who makes them. Doelsch Tech has early style arms that have different angle on them for their 6" kits, but said I shouldn't need them with my kit. Has anyone had this similar problem and if so how do I fix it?

 

The only options I see are to either drop the lift puck down half an inch or to get the longer control arms.

I will say that the decrease in puck size will cost a hell of a lot less than getting new longer control arms.

If you are dead set on the new arms I will look and try and find the thread on here with them.

 

Not sure what a lift puck is. I'm going to assume that to be a coil spring spacers, but I have lift Springs. 2" lift coil springs, no spacers.

 

Hmm I definitely missed that. My fault.

Let me look around and see if I can find the correct UCA's.

 

They are spendy but you wont ever have to replace them.
http://www.btf-fab.com/f150.html#

 

Very nice!

 

BlackBullXL on here went with them and they look great. I dont need them and I still want a set. Lol

 

I don't mind spending that much as long as it fixes the problem! I'd be sick if I paid that much and it didn't work. I'm going to contact them!

 

Oh I would absolutely talk to them first. I'm hoping they can solve your problem.

 

Called Brandon, the owner. He is willing to help. These,are made to order. Told me I'd they do not fix my problem I can send them back and he will make me some longer ones. Very helpful Guy. Thank you very much for the link!