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RockJock Johnny Joint Adjustable Rear Upper Control Arm Set For Wrangler TJ/LJ 2006-2007 6.6l lbz duramax Designed for street performance and Year:2012+

SKU: 81266106519
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RockJock Johnny Joint Adjustable Rear Upper Control Arm Set For Wrangler TJ LJ 2006 2007 6.6l lbz duramax Designed for street performance and Year:2012+ Designed for street performance and aggressive styling 5 Inch Dual Split Rear Exit Ford 3 Inch Cat Back Dual Split Rear Exit Pro Series MBRP's Pro Series is the best performance exhaust system that money can buy The double adjustable feature these arms allows length adjustments to the arms to be made with the arms still attached to the vehicle as well as allowing your vehicle to be upgraded to different lift amounts without having to replace the control arms in the future 2004 2006 Jeep Wrnagler LJ

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