If you have manual hubs, nothing inside of them should turn or be engaged. If swapping the hubs doesn't do anything, and the tie rods and ball joints are good, look at the radius arm, mounts and bushings on the passenger side. Do a quick tape measure alignment, and include wheel base measurements to see if somethings bent. That's quite a bit of air you got.
It's possible you damaged the steering gear box. With the engine running have someone turn the wheel lock to lock while you carefully touch the steering links and pitman arm. Might help you figure out if the binding is in the box or the suspension.
What part of California are you in? If you need a box, I have a fresh AutoZone reman unit with a lifetime warranty I would sell for a $100 bill. By fresh I mean I warrantied the box and never installed it, and it's been on a shelf for a number of years. With that all being said if you do need a new steering gear box, I highly recommend a RedHead if it's in the budget.