Details
The JBA Upper A-Arms were designed for your lifted Liberty and will directly replace your stock upper a-arms. The original equipment a-arm hits the spring, which causes premature ball joint failure on Liberty's with a lift kit. The Jeepin' By Al A-Arms are compatible with all the lift kits on the market today! These A-Arms were designed to fit on 2007 through 2012 Jeep Liberty's. Made of heavy duty tubing, red powder coat finish, with replaceable ball joints and factory rubber bushings. The A arms are assembled and ready to bolt onto your Liberty. Sold as a set, 1 left & 1 right UCA.
Note: a-arms are not symmetrical match the left to the left & the right to the right.
As seen in Low Range, J-Rations, Jp-Freek, 4 Wheel Drive and Sport Utility Magazine!
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Gen 5.5 A-arms
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Ball joints are mounted on an angle to line up with steering knuckle
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No tire rubbing
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3/8" more strut clearance than factory arms
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Factory front end alignment
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Replaceable ball joints
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Red powder coat finish
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Heavy duty tubing
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2007-20012
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A-arms work with all Jeepin by Al lift kits!
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Sold as a set
Installation Notes
install time: 1-3 hours
Place order before 12:00 am ET and your arms will ship the same day!
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Customer Reviews
- GREAT priduct!! Review by PLang2013
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I purchased these control arms to help with caster and camber when i installed the .25" JBA strut spacer to level out my Nitro. After install my alignment was dead on! Caster and camber was perfect!
Can't wait to use these for when i get my 2011 Dodge Nitro lifted! I wish i could share some pictures on here. (Posted on 11/5/2017) - You'll save money your first ball joint change Review by Andrew
- I've been running these with a 2.5" lift for about two years and they have been awesome. My alignment is just a bit out of specs, but I have no issues with coil contact. Plus the ball joints are replaceable, so when mine got shredded by twigs, I just swapped the joints out instead of having to replace the whole arm. (Posted on 1/16/2016)
