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Lower & Upper Control Arms
OER 154078 Features:
This tubular control arm set fits 1973-1987 Chevy/GMC Trucks and includes both upper and lower control arms. Manufactured from steel with a black powder-coated finish, it is designed for air ride suspension conversions to improve handling and suspension geometry. This set includes pre-assembled components with ball joints, bushings, and cross shafts for installation. Designed as a bolt-on system, it mounts using factory suspension points.
- Fits 1973-1987 Chevy/GMC Trucks
- Includes upper and lower tubular control arms
- Steel construction with black powder-coated finish
- Compatible with air ride suspension conversions
- Includes ball joints, bushings, and cross shafts
- Bolt-on installation using factory mounting locations
Specifications:
are these stock width or narrowed? also, are these 1'' forward or stock position?
Does this include all 4, 2 uppers and 2 lowers?
i have a 1987 chevy c10/r10 with stock control arms. In the parts discription it says it is air ride. Do I need to have air suspension to run these, or are they just new bolt-ons?
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