I am doing a small lift on my truck and I am basically replacing everything in the front end. Track bar, cross over steering, control arms, bearings, ball joints, etc. You get the idea. The lift is only going to be 3" in the front and about 1.5-2" in the back with 35" mud terrains. Will I need the adjustable caster/camber bushings to properly align my truck when I am done? Are these something that I should put in while I have the truck apart to be on the safe side? Or are they easy to put in after you realize that the truck can't be aligned without them?

 

You don't need them for the lift, but you do need them to get acceptable cross caster in the front end. Assuming your caster is even from side to side (no cross caster), the only thing that increasing the ride height will change is static caster (and only slightly), and that can be corrected with an alignment. They can be put in later.

I wouldn't worry about it unless you have the DW.....