Hehe, death wobble will wake you up real quick and you keep wondering when it is going to happen again.
Here are some other things to look at that might help:
1) Caster. Every car is different, some like more caster and some like less. If you are using Ford spindles a good starting point is 6 degrees up to maybe 9 degrees. Chevy spindles usually like less, like 4 to 6 degrees.
2) Toe in. Most people say 1/16 toe in but I have seen some cars work better with more or less, and sometimes even TOE OUT works better.
3) Shocks are a biggie in controlling DW. If the shocks are slightly worn a new pair can sometimes work wonders. Also how they are mounted can affect their ability to control each wheel.
There are so many other factors, like worn kingpins or other parts, sloppy steering, out of round rims, and tires, that it sometimes takes a lot of work and playing around to fix the problem. Sometimes even swapping the front tires side to side can help. Air pressure can also play into it, my 27 works best with 26 in the front, if I go higher the tires want to bounce a little.
Don