SuperPro Control Arms

[ATestBishop]

Certainly, you are well on your way, if anything does come up let use/me know and I'd be glad to help out if possible. I worked on a sloped driveway which I do not like but had to

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[RB205]

If anyone wants these but not blue, you can get Whiteline control arms. Same arms, sister company. I have a set waiting for when I lift my truck.

 

[Jason B]

I just had a set of these delivered. Once the other parts arrive, I'll be throwing them on. Looking over the installation instructions, they don't look too bad but I am a little unclear on the steering shaft.

Per the included instructions:
"3. The steering shaft needs to be disconnected to remove the UCA bolt. Start by marking the shaft with a marker so that it can be re-inserted in the correct orientation.
4. Remove the bolt that attached the shaft and slide the shaft back up towards the steering wheel so the joint can be moved out of the way."

They included a picture but it really isn't clear and the pictures appear to be for a right hand drive truck. Does the steering shaft need to be moved to get the UCA bolts out on the NA Rangers? If so, does anyone have a clearer picture or description of what needs done?

I bought Rough Country UCAs. The install process is the same. This is what you should see.
This is the installation instructions from RC. It may make things clearer.

 

[Sighbot]

I bought Rough Country UCAs. The install process is the same. This is what you should see.
This is the installation instructions from RC. It may make things clearer.

That is a huge help. Thanks a ton for posting that.

 

[qb85]

keep in mind there are also two types, depending on knuckle material.

 

[Jason B]

keep in mind there are also two types, depending on knuckle material.

I don't think that applies to 6G. I wasn't asked about it when I got mine from Rough Country.

 

[RB205]

I don't think that applies to 6G. I wasn't asked about it when I got mine from Rough Country.

I think he's talking about Superpro / Whiteline. They have stock geometry upgraded arms or ones that have an adjusted ball joint position for lifted front ends.

 

[HighDesertRanger]

I think he's talking about Superpro / Whiteline. They have stock geometry upgraded arms or ones that have an adjusted ball joint position for lifted front ends.

At least for the USA, they only list one option for the Rangers

https://superpro-suspension.com/us/...suit-vw-amarok-ford-everest-9995-trc6750.html

 

[qb85]

Maybe. I do have steel knuckles in mine and I’ve noticed that superpro also list them: https://superpro-suspension.com/eu/...zvZX-46x4FYHpC11w5I7R5bL1eYuc6URoCOfgQAvD_BwE

 

[White willy]

Maybe. I do have steel knuckles in mine and I’ve noticed that superpro also list them: https://superpro-suspension.com/eu/...zvZX-46x4FYHpC11w5I7R5bL1eYuc6URoCOfgQAvD_BwE

Wild for sure,currently the north American market he 6th gen Rangers only have Aluminum knuckles.
It would be cool to have a diesel option in the US!

 

[Jason B]

I think he's talking about Superpro / Whiteline. They have stock geometry upgraded arms or ones that have an adjusted ball joint position for lifted front ends.

Right, so does RC. 5G models came with either aluminum or iron knuckles, which is why you had to specify.

 

[Jason B]

Maybe. I do have steel knuckles in mine and I’ve noticed that superpro also list them: https://superpro-suspension.com/eu/...zvZX-46x4FYHpC11w5I7R5bL1eYuc6URoCOfgQAvD_BwE

AH, maybe so. I didn't see that you were in Poland.

 

[qb85]

I think that steel are default for XL and XLT for global version. But Hey, what a worldwide family we are

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