Dana 44 Flat High Steer Arm Pair 4 Stud

SKU: R1798 Dana 44 Flat High Steer Arm Pair

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Dana 44 Flat High Steer Arm Pair

The factory 9 degree angle is retained to ensure full travel of your TRE or heim joint steering set up. Without the machined section you see, full droop would be unobtainable. Whether you choose crossover or y-link style steering these arms will work for you.

These arms come with drilled and tapered to accept either stock or aftermarket knuckles. They're machined from 1018 bar stock and then tumbled to remove the rough edges. Tie-rod hole is reamed for a standard tapered GM 1 ton TRE and the drag-link hole comes tapered for the deeper reamed high angle GM 1 ton TRE. These arms will work with 3 stud and 4 stud knuckles

3 stud or 4 stud kits are available separately.
OFFROAD USE ONLY

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Excellent!

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John Bright (Santa Rosa, CA, US) | June 6th, 2018

Definitely looks tough enough! Should keep me wheeling at speed without issues! Couldn't ask for better service!

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BEEF!

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Ben (Louisville, KY, US) | January 8th, 2016

Things look great. couldn't be happier. but.... The image is not what I received. lol The drivers arm has 2 holes, which is fine by me USA was not engraved on em. sorta bummer But the drag link hole on the passenger is pre reamed for a es2027 so that great! Over all I am happy and got a great price during X MAS

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Beefy - Look Great

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Matt Rasmussen (Pasco, WA, US) | January 2nd, 2015

These really look great. Can't wait to get them installed. Only thing I could mention is the picture shown doesn't match what you get. The passenger side is longer and has two holes up front (one for the tie rod and one for the drag link). Exactly what I need for my project. Shipped really fast, had them in less than a week.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.