Good Offroad Control Arms

By Hunter Bowen
December 18, 2017 in Member Build Threads

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Hunter Bowen

Posted December 18, 2017

I am getting my first truck soon and I am going for the prerunner functionality and look. I am making my own bumper and side steps and for better travel, I wanted to know what control arms you would recommend for a 2002 Silverado 1500 2wd.

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