Bmr Cab002h Control Arm Relocation Brackets Bolt-on on 2040-parts.com
Tracy, California, US
Reposition your instant center by altering your control arm angle for increased traction . Made from strong 3/16" laser cut, cold rolled steel. Both versions will lower the rear of the control arms up to 3" and work with all makes of control arms. A must for lowered vehicles to reclaim lost control arm angles.
Bolt in brackets are in Black Hammertone color.
All hardware and instructions included.
NOTE: Bolt-in brackets will not fit aftermarket rear ends.
Generic picture used from manufacturer.
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