Carli Suspension Extended Control Arms Gen Ram Mild Steel

Carli Suspension Extended Control Arms in mild steel are heavy-duty front suspension control arms (also called extended links or lift control arms). They are built to re-center the front axle on leveled or lifted trucks. Lifting or leveling a straight-axle truck pulls the axle back toward the fender. That limits tire clearance and adds strain and wear to front-end parts. Carli's extended arms move the axle forward to its new center of travel.

Key Features:

• Extended length: The arms are longer than the factory arms. This re-centers the axle on lifted or leveled trucks.
• Box mild steel construction: The arms use 0.120" wall box steel. This is much stronger than factory stamped steel arms.
• Tire clearance: The mild steel center sections are welded off-center. This moves the arm farther from the tire.
• Spherical joints: Each end has a 17-4 stainless steel ball center. Proprietary bushings and joint washers surround the ball, and the joints are greasable and rebuildable. Compared with rubber bushings, the spherical design allows more misalignment, reduces binding and gives a smoother ride.
• In-house manufacturing: Carli machines the joint cups and ball centers and builds the arms at its own facility.

Carli Suspension is known for engineering and building suspension components for heavy-duty trucks. These control arms are designed to improve suspension cycling, make maintenance easier and add strength on leveled or lifted trucks.