2007 sierra upper control arms

By tightline07
August 17, 2018 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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tightline07

Posted August 17, 2018

Time to replace the ball joints and like a lot of people was unaware that the uppers are not replaceable. The truck has a 6" fabtech on it. I would like the new ones to have replaceable joints as well as greasable. Anyone know what I should go with?

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