Ridetech StrongArms - Front Lower Control Arms 1965-70 Chevy Impala
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Chevy/GM
The OEM Impala lower control arm is a weak multi-piece unit that incorporates a rubber bushing in the strut arm to control braking deflection. The StrongArm tubular control arm is a heavy one-piece design that replaces the rubber bushing with a precision bearing to eliminate any deflection and greatly improve braking control. Ridetech also incorporate a threaded adjuster to make caster adjustment much easier. Bolt-on installation.
- No welding required!
- Black powdercoated... for lasting appearance and protection
- Optimized ball joint angle... to ensure no binding during extreme suspension travel
- .219" wall DOM tubing... for lasting strength and reliability
- Shock mounts, swaybar mounts, & steering stops are built in... no fabrication needed
- Proper mount placement... component mounts are designed in, not an afterthought
- Proper ball joint selection... (just like the factory engineered it) to prevent failures
- Jig welded...every part is built right, every time
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