torque for lower and upper link arms
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From: Laguna Niguel, CA
actually, it's 125 ft. lbs. for front and rear lowers and rear uppers. the front uppers are the only ones that need 75 ft. lbs. also, for the lowers, you need to torque these bolts with the weight of the jeep on the ground 
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JK Freak
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From: Huntsvile, AL
ones on my jk?
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From: Coastal Bend
Uh, stock, yes, and one lift company makes them look square.
Lower control arms mount to the axle, and go up to the bottom of the frame rails near your doors. Uppers come off closer to the middle, and do not mount to the bottom of the frame rail. If you look at all the control arms, the lower ones are, uh, lower. It will make sense if you look at them.
Lower control arms mount to the axle, and go up to the bottom of the frame rails near your doors. Uppers come off closer to the middle, and do not mount to the bottom of the frame rail. If you look at all the control arms, the lower ones are, uh, lower. It will make sense if you look at them.