UMI Performance 1982-2002 F-Body Double Adjustable Control Arms- Roto-Joints - 2035-R
UMI's double adjustable lower control arms utilize our Roto-Joint technology for a bind free performance, quiet ride quality, and also offer on car adjustment. The control arms can be adjusted longer or shorter moving the rear end back or forward to squeeze those larger tires in the fender wells. Adjustable control arms are also recommended for most aftermarket rear end installs to center the rear end and prevent tire rubbing. The installed Roto-Joint is a pivot ball lined with a greaseable delrin race designed to offer 28 degrees of total unrestricted movement, more than adequate for a bind free, low friction operation. The Roto-Joint design improves performance over the factory rubber and aftermarket polyurethane bushings by allowing the suspension to articulate correctly, and provide precision handling. The installed UMI Roto-Joint allows rear end free movement when high handling, auto cross or road race is a concern while still being a 100% streetable setup. The installed delrin race, which lines the spherical ball, absorbs shock and road noise for a quiet and smooth operation but also works excellent as a solid bushing drag race control arm. The control arms are fabricated from 1-1/4” drawn over mandrel tubing with TIG welded chromoly threaded tube adapters for the utmost in strength and performance. The threaded ends feature left and right hand threads for easy on car adjustments, simply loosen the jam nuts and turn the wrench to make adjustments. This control arm set features Roto-Joints on both sides of the control arms. This is designed for maximum performance and suspension travel. All Roto-Joints are greaseable and low maintenance making an excellent street setup for your cruiser or race car!
UMI Performance bump steer kits relocate the outer tie rod pivot point which results in decreased toe change during wheel travel. Standard kits include sleeves, rod ends, jam nuts and high quality, direct fit tapered studs. Race kits require drilling of the spindle and include heavy duty 5/8 bolts. Race kits are recommended for autocross and road race applications while standard kits are indicated for street/strip use.
