control arm relocation brackets
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From: Lowell, AR
Originally Posted by GON WHLN
Down side is ground clearance if these lower your LCA's. In the stock position they hit thigs already so most people skid the control arm mounts. Now imagine lowering them 2 inches +.
Bad idea in my opinion
Bad idea in my opinion
I think they are used to get the angle of the arms back more horizontal for better drivability. This helps over bumps by allowing the axle to move up instead of back.
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From: Tulsa, ok
Originally Posted by ranjr
Wouldn't that put them in the stock location if a 2" lift is used?
I think they are used to get the angle of the arms back more horizontal for better drivability. This helps over bumps by allowing the axle to move up instead of back.