Well that is interesting. You can always expect a little bit of roll from most setups, but that does seem to be more than normal to me. And what we try to avoid actually, by having you orient the centerlink with that 60° angle that you appear to have.
Just to check, all the adjusting sleeve clamps are good and tight, correct?
How much lift and are you using drop brackets? The lower the angle, the lower the amount of roll (usually) should be expected.
Your angles actually look pretty good from here, but I wanted to be sure.
Unfortunately Ruff-Stuff's "The Cure" is not made for, and may not even fit, our setup. It's specifically for the "GM 1-ton" linkage, and still only works properly with certain brands of rod ends because the shape changes between some brands.
There is still a possibility that it could work with our linkage, but trying it would be an experiment. Not sure if anyone has tried it yet.
It does work as advertised on the GM stuff though. Never going to get rid of the roll on the GM setups 100%, but it takes a big bite out of it.
Back to yours JC, see if rotating the centerlink up a little more makes any difference at all. I'm not sure it will, but at this point it's likely worth a few minutes of your time to give it a try.
Thanks. Sorry about the extra trouble you're going to.
Paul