hamrickac

Not too long ago I found my lower front control arm bracket had crushed out, causing the rubber bushing to fail and the control arm to bend a little. Now I am in the market to replace my lower control arms. Since I plan on lifting it soon (3") I figured I'd go ahead and get the adjustable so i can try and keep my geometry as perfect as possible.

I've heard brands like currie with jj's will be really rough for my drive (100 miles round trip of pot hole covered, neglected, twisty turny WV roads)

My question is what would be a good setup for me?

troyboy

I love my RK LCAs. They are really beefy and are bent for more clearance. Teraflex are good too.

Gman*2007

X2 on the Rock Krawlers.

4WHLN

RK here and no complaints

jrmcgill25

RK here and couldn't be happier

echoshotz

As the others have said I have the Rock Krawler arms and they're great. Metal cloak also makes some really nice ones.

SpicedCrusher

Can't go wrong with either TeraFlex or RockKrawler

k0260

I'm satisfied running RK and Currie

PET77

If you are aiming for soft&smooth DD, than one thing you dont want to do is to replace your rubber bushings with ball joints (which most of the adj. arm are equipeed with). Apart from the fact, that these will no be longer maintenance free, the main point is that you will be loosing the main parts that make your car behave soft&smooth - which is something you are looking for with your DD. With that in mind I recall that MetalCloak has adjustable arms with rubber bushings (although wastly improved over the stock ones as regards flex).

JK Inspired

Actually, you can "go wrong" with ...! JKS fixed length arms for daily driver with 2-3 inch.