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SKU #: SYN-8583-04
MPN #: 8583-04
Synergy Manufacturing Front Lower Control Long Arms 03-13 Ram 2500 / 03-12 Ram 3500 4wd
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Description
The design of the factory control arms and their mounting location at the frame are adequate for trucks that will see pavement their entire life. But, if you're like many, and are going to at least install a small leveling or lift kit and take the truck off the beaten path now and again, they are inadequate.The Synergy Front Lower Long Arms features all of the same build quality and components as their complete Long Arm Upgrade Kit, but without the brackets or upper arms.FEATURES BENEFITS:
Synergy Front Long Arm Lower Control Arms for 2003-2012 Dodge 2500 / 3500 4x4 trucks, 2006-2008 1500 Megacab 4x4
Designed to be used in conjunction with 8581 Synergy Dodge Long Arm Brackets.
Suspension components feature an abrasive resistant powder coat finish for maximum durability and corrosion resistance
Made from high quality crush resistant 2" X .25 Wall 1026 DOM tubing
Arms are designed and manufactured to maximize ground clearance
The arms will allow the use of OEM wheels with larger tires without the requirement of an additional wheel spacer
Features Synergy Dual Durometer Teflon (DDT) lined bushings for extended performance and minimized road vibration
Incorporates the tried and true Currie Enterprises Johnny Joints‚® for paramount performance
Synergy Double Adjuster Sleeve Pinch Bolt Assembly: allows for adjustment of control arm length without removing control arm mounting bolt
100% bolt on components assures an easy, trouble free installation with the use of basic hand tools
Sold as a complete pair
NOTES:
Maximum Extended Length 35.6875"
Minimum Collapsed Length 33.9375"
Synergy Long Arm Upgrade as used on Project Mjolnir
We had the opportunity to get our hands on a set of pre-production Synergy Long Arms for use on our Project Mjolnir. This truck is sporting a set of our 3" Progressive Rate Coils from Eibach, Fox 3.0 12" smooth body shocks featuring DSC reservoirs, 40" tires, and a host of other suspension upgrades.
While the truck "only" has 3" of front end lift, it has articulation for days, and that would simply not be possible with standard control arms. And yes, we said 40" tires with basically a leveling kit.
About Synergy Manufacturing
SYNERGY SUSPENSION & MORE
Synergy Manufacturing is an automotive aftermarket steering, suspension, and chassis manufacturer based out of San Luis Obispo, California with nearly twenty years of industry experience. Synergy components are predominantly made in the USA and built to withstand offroad abuse, but built in such a way that they complement a daily driver that merely wants bulletproof components under their vehicle, allowing you to truly have your cake and eat it too in terms of strength and comfort. In addition to suspension systems, Synergy also manufactures a complete line of heavy duty steering components, axle upgrades, and other related products that dramatically improve your vehicles on and offroad capability, performance, and appearance.
SYNERGY OFFROAD PARTSSynergy got their beginnings in producing heavy duty off-road parts predominantly for Jeep Wrangler JK's (and continue to do so), but has since substantially grown their portfolio in both the vehicle applications they support, as well as the types of products being produced. From complete lift kits for your Ford SuperDuty to replacement 3 progressive rate coil springs, track bars, and control arms for your Ram, they've got you covered. You can even build your lift kit one piece at a time, or replace another companys failing, inferior suspension parts to upgrade yours to Synergy! Some of our most popular Synergy Offroad Parts are adjustable track bars, 3" coil springs, steering box braces, and adjustable sway bar end links.
Overall, if you are looking for high quality components that will exceed your expectations in terms of performance and durability, you wont be disappointed by choosing Synergy Manufacturing. And to back it up, most Synergy parts come with a Limited-Lifetime Warranty
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