2009-2021 Dodge Ram 1500 Upper Only Rear Adjustable Control Arms

2009–2021 Dodge Ram 1500 Upper Rear Adjustable Control Arms

Factory upper rear control arms on the Ram 1500 weren't designed with lift in mind. Once you add height, caster goes off, your alignment drifts, and steering feel suffers. The Apoc Industries Upper Rear Adjustable Control Arms give you the adjustability to correct geometry and lock in proper alignment — whether you're running stock ride height or up to 6" of lift.

Fits 2009–2021 Dodge Ram 1500 (also fits 2019–2023 Ram 1500 Classic). Built in the USA.

Features

• Caster Correction: Fully adjustable to restore factory alignment geometry after lift or leveling.
• Heavy-Wall Steel Tubing: High-strength construction resists flex under load, towing, and off-road use.
• Polyurethane Bushings: Improve responsiveness and reduce deflection vs. factory rubber.
• Threaded Adjustment: Set length before install, lock in place with jam nuts for alignment integrity.
• Powder Coat Finish: Durable black coating resists rust and corrosion.
• Labeled Driver/Passenger: Each arm clearly marked for correct installation side.
• USA-Made: Built by Apoc Industries.

Specs

• Material: Heavy-wall steel tubing
• Bushings: Polyurethane
• Adjustability: Threaded ends with jam nuts
• Lift Compatibility: Stock to 6"
• Finish: Black powder coat
• Sold As: Pair

Installation

• Est. Install Time: ~2 hours
• Tools Required: Jack, jack stands, torque wrench, standard hand tools
• No Cutting or Welding Required
• Set final arm length before installation — not intended for on-vehicle fine-tuning
• Alignment recommended after installation
• Optional hardware kit available (sold separately)

Fitment

• 2009–2021 Dodge Ram 1500
• 2019–2023 Ram 1500 Classic
• Lift Range: Stock to 6"

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