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Old Man Emu

ARB 2023+ Toyota Tacoma / LC Prado 250/300 Upper Control Arm

SKU: ARBUCA0021

$680.13

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ARB 2023+ Toyota Tacoma / LC Prado 250/300 Upper Control Arm

$680.13

$680.13

Tech Specs

Brand
Old Man Emu
SKU
ARBUCA0021
Shipping weight
23.9 lb

Upper control arms can be found on independent front suspension (IFS) vehicles, acting as the middleman between the vehicle frame and knuckle spindle. Front upper control arms are designed to keep the front wheels aligned, limit articulation, and ensure optimum handling on and off-road. Old Man Emu Upper Control Arms bring the alignment cams back into an acceptable range. A wheel alignment is required after installation and fender clearance should be checked when the vehicle is fitted with aftermarket tires and wheels.

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