Daystar control arms

Is the lift you're installing a full kit? If so, shouldn't it already come with the control arms?

Ah, makes sense now. What manufacturer? Do they offer an option for adjustable LCAs?

Almost anyones control arms will work. Lowers will move the axle back to its original position after its lifted and uppers will rotate the axle for pinion angle. I would find arms with at least one rotating joint. The ridgid ended arms will cause the frame and axle brackets to tear off if u start to offroad the jeep.

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Ah, makes sense now. What manufacturer? Do they offer an option for adjustable LCAs?

He answered both of those questions in his first post.

The Daystar control arms are decent, I think they were the cheapest route for adjustable control arms (Crown has since copied them) and have a little flex in the axle-end joint. They're not Clayton or RockKrawler, but they'll be fine unless you're planning on dragging them over rocks and such. I'd run the uppers without worrying about them.

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He answered both of those questions in his first post.

Do you see something I'm not seeing? I'm asking about the lift...

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Anyone have any knowledge of Daystar adjustable rear control arms? I'm not looking to pay a ton when I do replace the stock ones on my tj now. I'm thinking of doing them after or around the time I install my lift.

Edit: I got it now... you're talking about the RCAs... brain fart!