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Bilstein

Bilstein 07-21 Toyota Tundra B8 Pro Front Upper Control Kit

SKU: BIL51-353032
Barcode: 651860973128

$950.00

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Bilstein 07-21 Toyota Tundra B8 Pro Front Upper Control Kit

$950.00

$950.00

Tech Specs

Brand
Bilstein
SKU
BIL51-353032
Manufacturer part number
51-353032
Category
Suspension › Control Arms
Shipping weight
20.0 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

B8 Pro Control Arms are a premium upgrade for factory upper control arms on trucks and SUVs with lifted suspensions. These heavy-duty black powder-coated 4130 chromoly steel tubular arms will correct the caster geometry on lifted suspensions for improved straight-line stability without the downsides of many aftermarket arms.  They feature an innovative low friction bushing design which provides a superior freedom of movement.  These new pivot bushings are maintenance free, long lasting, and will not squeak or require constant regreasing.  High strength sealed ball joints provide improved articulation over stock for maximum suspension travel and smooth steering feel. They come with detailed instructions, ball joint caps, and all necessary hardware for easy installation. B8 Pro Control Arms are the perfect complement to any Bilstein shocks or coilover kits and will improve your driving experience on or off the pavement.

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