Fabtech 2019 GM K1500 3.5in Uniball UCA System - Component Box 1

Fabtech's Upper Control Arm system provides a 3.5 in. increased ride height over stock without creating suspension bind at full droop. Lift is accomplished with steel spacers that utilize the factory coilover shocks for a smooth ride. The heavy duty Uniball Upper Control Arms are constructed of the finest material with .120 in. wall 1.50 in. OD 4130 Chromoly tubing. High quality 1 in. FK Stainless PTFE lined Uniball bearings are utilized in place of ball joints. These super stout Control Arms are designed for increased longevity in rugged offroad conditions while providing a more positive on road feel. Rear lift comes from 1.5 in. blocks and u-bolts.

Additional Information

Control Arm Kit; 3.5 In. Lift; Upper; Uniball; For PN[K1129/K1129M/K1131];

Part Type

Suspension Control Arm Kit

• 2 to 3 Hours Installation
• Cutting is Required
• No Drilling Required
• No Driveshaft Modification
• No Welding Required

This item is available as a full kit.
Select a kit option in the following table if you are looking for this item in a bundle form with all associated components.

Kit option/s:

Thumb	SKU	Kit Title
	fabK1129	Fabtech 19-21 GM C/K1500 P/U 3in Uniball UCA Sys w/Perf Shks (1x fabFTS21249, 2x fabFTS7333)
	fabK1129M	Fabtech 19-21 GM C/K1500 P/U 3in Uniball UCA Sys w/Stealth (1x fabFTS21249, 2x fabFTS6333)
	fabK1131	Fabtech 19-21 GM C/K1500 P/U 3in Uniball UCA Sys w/Arc (1x fabFTS21249, 1x fabFTS21253)

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