Front end wobbles not ball joints or barrings

Could be control arm bushings
Sway bar links
Wheel bearing
Ball joints
Rack and pinion
Lift car and shake the tire from side to side, then top to bottom. Any play or wobble means parts are worn and need to be replaced

A loose front end is no joke. Ignoring the problem can cause premature / uneven tire wear and other costly repairs or accident due to catastrophic failure when least expected.

Typically, front end pivoting points used for steering - called "ball joints" - wear out providing similar sensations as you describe. This is not really a DIY type of repair - and should be brought to a trusted mechanic for a proper diagnosis and repair.


Ball Joints

If it wobbles with your hands at 9 and 3, its a tie rod end.
If it wobbles with your hands at 12 and 6, its a wheel bearing.

check steering ball joints for wear. Check for loose wheel bearings. Check front end suspension

grab the wheel top and bottom andtry to move it when yes see if its upper or lower ball joint and side to side for tierod ends can also be the rubbers in the 3 point frame that holds the lower ball joint

have u had your car lined up at a aliment shop if not your toe end and camber could be not adjusted right

Possibilities are:

1. Bad wheel bearing
2. Bad tie rod
3. Bad ball joint
4. Bad strut
5. Loose lug nuts

Most cases it's a wheel bearing but since you're getting a loud noise too, it could very well be a bad ball joint or tie rod end.

Have you replaced the panhard rod, the one from the chassis to the axle, the bushes if worn can give you that fault. Also how are the hub ball joints, if you have worn ball joints, that can do it as well.
Hope this helps

thiers many of things that can cause that, first off with your kit i didnt see lower adjustible
arms so with that much lift your diff angle could be off. needs to be 7deg. also if your sure the ball joints are perfect and its alined right them look at the stearing box for play in the arm . it can be adjusted with the set screw. jeep-xj.com hope that helps....

When you say shakes i am guessing the steering wheel. If it is the steering wheel shaking, it's know as the death wobble. Check the front steering components, look for worn or broken parts. Most common for death wobble are the tie rod ends, idler arm and pitmen arm. look for play along the track bars and check the ball joints. The other thing too that will cause a death wobble is a bad alignment. there may be negative or no caster at all which would give you a death wobble. Check all of the above and keep me posted. Good luck and be safe