Rusty's Front Control Arm System ?
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I have these arms from Rustys! I love them, and have had no problems with the arms. On road improved when I installed the arms, the Jeep feels more linear. I wheel pretty hard to, and I am fairly sure my flex has improved with these arms. I have them on a 2010 Rubicon on 37's.
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Originally Posted by NVRDUN
I have these arms from Rustys! I love them, and have had no problems with the arms. On road improved when I installed the arms, the Jeep feels more linear. I wheel pretty hard to, and I am fairly sure my flex has improved with these arms. I have them on a 2010 Rubicon on 37's.
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I've been running the 3.25 Advanced kit for about 10,000 miles now with no issues...drives great on hwy and around town. Off road it has plenty of flex and always drives the same after a good wheelin. The only thing lacking is they have not produced the adjustable rear uppers yet...I'm waiting on a set so I can correct rear pinion angle to install new shafts. I'll take some pics of my JK here at the house and post them later..
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Has anyone had an issue greasing these things? No matter how much grease I push into them they always squeak really badly. I don’t know how the grease will get to the ball of the joint anyway. The plastic parts that hold in the metal ball just about touch and when pushing the grease it never makes it into that joint it just squashes out the side of the joint. I have to constantly take the arms off and pull them apart and have to pack the joint by hand. Pulling these things apart by yourself all the time is getting real old and real hard to do. I called Rust’s and asked what type of grease they recommended, Lucas red and tacky. Still squeaks so bad you can hear me coming from a mile away.