Control Arms... Which direction?
JK Freak
Joined: Nov 2009
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From: Hawthorne,Ca...Home of the Beach Boys
You can go with the less expensive one's.....but you lose your right for buyers remorse.....look it up in the rule book.
No B.S.
Also what I did was, call up the 3 manufactures that I was interested in and asked them why should I buy their lower control arm's over so & so's lower control arm.
They all explained the differences.... diameter size, pivot joint size and so on. If you are only concerned about price go for the lower priced one. If not the manufactures
can give you ALL the differences...................
P.S. I went with Teraflex, but that was my choice.
No B.S.
Also what I did was, call up the 3 manufactures that I was interested in and asked them why should I buy their lower control arm's over so & so's lower control arm.
They all explained the differences.... diameter size, pivot joint size and so on. If you are only concerned about price go for the lower priced one. If not the manufactures
can give you ALL the differences...................
P.S. I went with Teraflex, but that was my choice.
Last edited by RKracing; Mar 31, 2013 at 11:52 AM.
JK Jedi
Joined: Dec 2011
Posts: 5,234
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From: Nevada City California
Ok, so i've been doing some research and i'm really wondering what direction to go in. I am in the market for some new front control arms and I have been looking at the TeraFlex CA's. But are they really THAT much better than these ones... Jeep X-Flex Adjustable Control Arms
that they would be more than twice as much money? I've heard good things out of these Rough Country arms but could the TF arms be that much better? what makes these that much more expensive?
that they would be more than twice as much money? I've heard good things out of these Rough Country arms but could the TF arms be that much better? what makes these that much more expensive?
Lots of great options out there though
JK Newbie
Joined: Jan 2012
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From: Yuma, az
Rough country's xflex control arms have a life time warranty on them, same with there lift kits. I personally haven't had any issues with rough country. Great customer service and there product puts up with the abuse I throw at it
