Instability Question

Ok forum friends, now I think we are getting somewhere on this problem I am having with Mean Green. I researched "Bump Steer" like Green1 suggested. While I was looking the Duster over yesterday, checking all the components for looseness, I didn't find any looseness. I did notice that when jacking the car under the K member in the center the left front wheel developes a severe toe in which would cause the condition I am experiencing. Bump Steer.
I just changed over to BBP last fall, {73-76} parts on this 71. The lower balljoint arm is configured a little differently than the one I took off. Is it possible this difference has changed the dynamics at the outer tie rod enough to cause the toe-in to cause the Bump-Steer condition. I never had this problem to this extreme until I changed over to BBP. The definition of Bump Steer as described in my research pretty much nails it.
If this is the problem, how do I correct it? Thanks friends, with your help I'll get this solved yet and it'll be safe to drive soon!

Just what I was going to say... I have experienced this on my own after switching to the bbp. It changes the track too if you had the small drums. The only way to adjust the bump steer is to adjust the heights of the tie-rod mounting points. I am planning on using something like these:

http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Adjustable-Tie-Rod-Adapter-Stud-to-Heim,3333.html