Okay guys thanks. It's not my work truck anymore so it is just sitting and patiently waiting for me to get to her. I will post pics and results if work and my kids ever let me be for five consecutive minutes.
Though it is always a good idea to check all possibilities (such as frozen or stiff front end hard parts) I have to agree with Towcat. My 91 did this. At first it was just occasionally it would "lag" going into a turn. The the power would catch up. Certainly unnerving on a twisty road. Always did it to the wife on the run to the other ranch to feed. Finally after it did it to me one day I knew what she was cussing me about....... It was always worst cold. I have had this happen several time on big rigs over the years and 2 times to pickups. The hydraulic valve that opens when turning the wheel sticks.
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