Peak Tubular Upper Control Arms Fits 2005-2023 Toyota Tacoma
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Description
There are multiple issues when lifting your vehicle with stock upper control arms. Both the geometry and strength are compromised due to over articulating the stock arms. We solved these problems by designing our upper control arms with increased caster and repositioned pivot angles reducing stress on the joints. The increased caster allows for proper alignment and improved handling. We also replaced the weak factory ball joints with 1” stainless steel uniballs for maximum strength and increased articulation. For the inner pivots we use durable delrin bushings with grease fittings for easy servicing. To mount the arms to the spindle we include high grade 17-4 stainless steel misalignment spacers and military grade F911 hardware.
All of the components on our upper control arms are rebuild-able or replaceable to make this product last a lifetime. The arms come pre-assembled and include detailed instructions for easy installation.
Included:
✔ Tubular upper control arms x 2
✔ Sets of delrin x 2
✔ Grease fittings x 4
✔ 1” FK uniballs, installed x 2
✔ 17-4 stainless steel misalignment spacersx 4
✔ Military grade F911 bolts x 2
✔ Zinc plated inner bushing sleeves x 4
Fitment: 2005-2023 Toyota Tacoma
Please Note:
➜ Do not install these upper control arms with coil spacers that over articulate the suspension.
➜ Factory offset wheels may rub upper control arm. Small spacer or lower offset wheel is required.
Warranty
➜ Peak Suspension provides a Limited Lifetime warranty to the original purchaser/owner of the vehicle on which the product was originally installed for defects in material and workmanship on products manufactured by Peak Suspension. However, due to the nature of some suspension components, some products are subject to normal wear and tear and therefore the Limited Lifetime warranty does not apply to those items. Shock absorbers, coil springs, leaf springs, bushings, and heim joints are all considered wearable items and do not fall under this coverage.
➜ Peak Suspension shocks are considered a Wearable Item and carry a limited one-year warranty. The shock absorber has a one-year warranty against any manufacturer’s defects. If a shock fails within the initial year of ownership, the shock must be shipped to Peak Suspension for inspection and service/replacement. If a shock is inspected and it has been determined the shock failed due to neglect, damage caused by improper installation or any other reason besides a defect in the manufacturing, the owner of said shock is responsible for all service costs. This includes labor, parts, and shipping.
Disclaimer
➜ Cancellation Policy: All cancelled orders will result in a 3% cancellation fee and a 20% restocking fee (if applicable).
➜ Peak Suspension will not be liable for ANY damages resulting from, or caused by the installation of our lift kits or any other products we sell.
➜ Orders that are cancelled after they are processed and packaged for shipment will be charged a 15% restocking fee.
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