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94-02 2g Dodge Ram Bolt On Four Link CRADLE Conversion

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94-02 2g Dodge Ram Bolt On Four Link CRADLE Conversion94 02 2g Dodge Ram Bolt On Four Link Long Arm Conversion This FFS front 4 link for your 94 02 2500 or 3500 4x4 replaces your short 4 control arms. Fits trucks from stock lowered to 10 or more. Available in a few configurations to suit your needs. This is a key component selected from our long travel air suspension systems. So in that application the upper bar has two bends for low height clearance, same as if you installed these on a stock to 3 lifted

94-02 2g Dodge Ram Bolt On Four Link Long Arm Conversion

   This FFS front 4 link for your 94-02  2500 or 3500 4x4 replaces your short 4 control arms. Fits trucks from stock / lowered  to 10” or more.
   Available in a few configurations to suit your needs. 
   This is a key component selected from our long travel air suspension systems. So in that application the upper bar has two bends for low height clearance, same as if you installed these on a stock to 3” lifted truck. 
   If installing on a lifted truck of 4” or more without adjustable air suspension, the bends  can be removed for better appearance.
   Cradle to traction bar / rear link available also (CLICK HERE)
Choose available below. 
   At a whopping 50+” long, these not only locate your front axle very well with great control, but the plentiful length also minimizes any drawback of higher lift heights too.
   Stock or extended wheelbase adjustable by means of the monster 1-1/4 heim type rod ends. Helps move the tires away from the rear of the fender opening where rub is the most common. Comes with our caster eliminator insert set to get rid of the original slotted cam style caster adjustment, as this will now be handled by the adjustable upper control arm rod ends.
   Chassis bracket locates on your frame and requires drilling for each frame bracket. Requires removal of your old link brackets on the frame. Easily done. You can see the fresh marks on the frame in the pictures where they were cleaned up. 
   Matching bolt on rear traction bar frame bracket or complete kit available for a clean symmetrical look.    
   Powder wrinkle black, raw available on request, custom powder available. FFS removable overlay on the chassis bracket to custom match to your truck. 
   A great compliment to this would be our steering kit, easily covers lift height range.


Includes,

2 lower long links,

2 upper long links,

2 frame mount 4 link brackets,

4 caster eliminator plates,

4 1.25 chromoly hardened rod ends w jamb nut and misalignment spacers,

4 axle bushing sets,

2 FFS overlay badge plates 

8 9/16 grade 8 pivot fasteners,

1/2” and 7/16 grade 8 frame bracket fasteners,

1/2” thread forming frame bracket bolts.

 

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