Casey916
OBS Enthusiast
Did anyone find out what the problem is because my djm controls arms are welded the exact same way and looks. Like iys not welding the write way
Sway bar issue with DJM control arms
- Thread starter Jim2029
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someotherguy
I'm Awesome
Plenty of aftermarket stuff is deficient in R&D but I always look sideways at DJM. People have their gripe about Belltech spindles with the width issue but I say otherwise their stuff is top notch. Then again I'd just about always choose a spring & spindle drop on a GMT400 vs. a control arm drop, so it wouldn't even cross my mind to go DJM on one.
Richard
Agreed. I've been in this stuff a long while, and distinctly remember DJM screwing the pooch on Ranger lowering arms and having incredible amounts of QC issues 20 years ago. A friend of mine just bought a lowering kit from DJM for his 94 C1500 and had issues. I wouldn't buy a hamburger from them if I was dying of hunger.
I ran the truck for that summer without a front anti-sway bar. I wasn't racing the thing and I usually do the speed limit anyways. I sold the truck off that fall... no idea what happened to it. I sold it to someone that lived near the Lansing, Mi area.
GTPI
Newbie
It looks like DJM offers these articulating links to make it a little less painful ! Sway bar links . I'm sure there is a better way
someotherguy
I'm Awesome
Donald Mitchell
1990 C1500 5.7L
Money talks, If people didn't buy this junk they would either correct it or go out of bussiness.
