Rough Country got new control arms out...
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Rough Country got new control arms out...
...and i just got em today
Here's some pictures:
Got em today and took some pictures:
Length:
Shortest:
Longest (i think)
Bushing kit:
Instructions:
welds look fine
Threaded rod seems to be about 1 1/4" thick.
I picked up the box from outside and was like "gosh these are heavy". Each arm weighs 10 pounds. They are made very beefy.
Here's some pictures:
Got em today and took some pictures:
Length:
Shortest:
Longest (i think)
Bushing kit:
Instructions:
welds look fine
Threaded rod seems to be about 1 1/4" thick.
I picked up the box from outside and was like "gosh these are heavy". Each arm weighs 10 pounds. They are made very beefy.
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$173 shipped ($159) but the price seemed to go up sometime in the past 4 days since i bought mine:
http://www.roughcountry.com/jeep_xtr...trol-arms.html
http://www.roughcountry.com/jeep_xtr...trol-arms.html
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It's an option in the drop down menu in that section. I figure once I get the drop brackets I may as well just replace the arms and go adjustable all the way around. So let us know how they ride and how the install goes.
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yeah that's what i am doing now, drop brackets and these arms but keeping the uppers stock. I needed adjustment in the lowers because the stock uppers seem to be too long with the drop brackets and it makes my sway bar hit the springs so i need to scoot forward the bottom of the axle a little. That's where these arms come in play. I tried using the adjustable caster slots (caster adjustment) in the drop brackets but you can only go so far foward before the caster bracket nuts won't thread on.
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why not install them the other way?
so the grease fittings arent at the mercy of obstacles?
im surprised they arent bent like their previous arms. the bend they put in them is so they dont bottom out on the shock mount when flexed (re uses an offset bushing to alleviate this)
so the grease fittings arent at the mercy of obstacles?
im surprised they arent bent like their previous arms. the bend they put in them is so they dont bottom out on the shock mount when flexed (re uses an offset bushing to alleviate this)
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why not install them the other way?
so the grease fittings arent at the mercy of obstacles?
im surprised they arent bent like their previous arms. the bend they put in them is so they dont bottom out on the shock mount when flexed (re uses an offset bushing to alleviate this)
so the grease fittings arent at the mercy of obstacles?
im surprised they arent bent like their previous arms. the bend they put in them is so they dont bottom out on the shock mount when flexed (re uses an offset bushing to alleviate this)