2004-2022 Ford F150 / Lincoln Mark LT/Navigator Lifted Front Upper Control Arms 2 Inch-4 Inch

Flashark 2004-2022 Ford F150 / Lincoln Mark LT/Navigator Lifted Front Upper Control Arms 2 Inch-4 Inch Flashark Upper Control Arms are constructed from 1.25" DOM Tubing and TIG Welded, bringing improved driving dynamics, handling characteristics, and suspension articulation. The Forged Upper Control Arms from Flashark feature POM ball joints, allowing for a greater range of motion and increased wheel articulation compared to standard or OE replacements. Fitment: 2006-2022 Ford Expedition 2004-2020 Ford F150 2006-2008 Lincoln Mark LT 2006-2022 Lincoln Navigator For Use on Vehicles Lifted 2-4" Only Package Includes: 1 X Pair of Front Upper Control Arms (Left Right) Features: Improves Front Suspension, Handling, Predictable Response and even Prevents Premature Tire Wearing. Ensure Even or Desired Contact with the Ground; i.e. Tires Wear more Constructed from 1.25" DOM tubing for superior strength and durability Evenly and Increase Traction and Handling. Direct Bolt-On Installation or Replacement. Corrected Angle Balljoint for 2-4" Lifted Trucks. Come with rubber bushings, can be replaced with polyurethane bushings TIG welding provides better strength than regular MIG welding Nut design to prevent loosening, so there is no cotter pin Specification: Inner diameter: 26mm Outer diameter: 32mm Installation Torque: The side bolts that press into the control arm's rubber bushing are 70nm (52 ft-lbs) + 1/4 turn The large bolt going straight up into the frame to catch the nut is 100 Nm (74 ft-lbs) + 1/4 turn lbs) + 1/4 turn Ball joint bolts are 20Nm (15 ft-lbs) + 1/4 turn. What are Aftermarket Upper Control Arms and When Do I Need Them? Flashark Front Upper Control Arms are designed to provide the ultimate strength, stability, and appearance. They are TIG-welded and arrive fully assembled and ready to install, with ball joints, rubber bushings, and hardware included. Greasable fittings allow easy maintenance of the ball joints. Upper control arms are found on independent front suspension (IFS) vehicles and generally connect the top of the spindle to the frame. The UCA is generally not a load-bearing piece of an IFS suspension; rather, its purpose is to guide your spindle in a pre-determined motion when your suspension cycles up or down. Load is usually handled by the lower control arm, which connects to the lower portion of the spindle. 🎥 Installation Video