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Old Oct 21, 2009
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Im new to DIY...simple question...Lowering Control Arms

i am looking to buy a set of Lowering Control Arms by DJM. i see that they also have a set of Upper Control Arms sold seperately. my questions are, are Upper Control Arms required for me to buy also and what do they do?

im planning to do a 4/5 drop on an '04 if this helps any.

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Old Oct 21, 2009
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You need them for alignment purposes.
 
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Old Oct 21, 2009
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Originally Posted by yby4x4
i am looking to buy a set of Lowering Control Arms by DJM. i see that they also have a set of Upper Control Arms sold seperately. my questions are, are Upper Control Arms required for me to buy also and what do they do?

im planning to do a 4/5 drop on an '04 if this helps any.

Thank you!!
yup u need the uppers, even with just 2" lowering springs u need em
 
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Old Oct 24, 2009
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You can go just about anywhere and buy all the pieces you need to the drop in one kit. Will be cheaper that way too. I reccommend Godfather Customs, Grant Kustoms, or Gauge Magazine's store.
 
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