Rear Lower Control Arm kit

bwaits · 08-21-2008, 08:23 AM

Traditionally spherical ends are used to more positively locate a suspension member. Ours do the same for the rear end. We suggest using old bushings in the upper arms if still using them.

Our units are 100% bolt on. Make sure if looking at other brand arms that you do not need to drill out the chassis or rear end. See most supply 3/4 rod ends since metric rod ends are expensive and hard to get. We fixed that with a trick that has been used in motorsports for a decade. Ours use the stock mounting bolts.

-billy

08-21-2008, 08:23 AM	#2
bwaits Talk - Action = Nothing Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 166 Rep Power: 18	Traditionally spherical ends are used to more positively locate a suspension member. Ours do the same for the rear end. We suggest using old bushings in the upper arms if still using them. Our units are 100% bolt on. Make sure if looking at other brand arms that you do not need to drill out the chassis or rear end. See most supply 3/4 rod ends since metric rod ends are expensive and hard to get. We fixed that with a trick that has been used in motorsports for a decade. Ours use the stock mounting bolts. -billy __________________