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1994–1999 Dodge Ram 1500 / 2500 / 3500 4WD Upper Adjustable Control Arms | Stock to 6" Lift
When you lift a 1994–1999 Ram, the factory upper arms pull caster out of spec. The axle sits forward, steering wanders, and tires wear unevenly. No alignment shop can correct it with the stock arms still in place — there's no adjustment in the factory design. The Apoc Industries Upper Adjustable Control Arms fix that with threaded-adjustable arms that restore proper caster at any lift height from stock to 6".
Fits 1994–1999 Dodge Ram 1500, 2500, and 3500 (4WD, solid front axle). Sold as a pair. Built in the USA.
⚠️ 4WD solid front axle only — does NOT fit 2WD models or IFS front ends.
Features
- Caster Correction: Fully adjustable to restore proper alignment geometry after lift or leveling.
- Heavy-Wall Steel Tubing: No flex under load, towing, or trail use.
- Polyurethane Bushings: Better responsiveness and long service life vs. factory rubber.
- Threaded Adjustment with Jam Nuts: Set length before install and lock in place.
- Direct Bolt-In: Factory mounting points — no cutting or welding.
- Powder Coat Finish: Durable black coating resists rust and corrosion.
- USA-Made.
What's Included
- 2x upper adjustable control arms
- Polyurethane bushings installed
- Optional hardware kit available at checkout
Installation
- Est. Install Time: 1–2 hours
- Tools Required: Floor jack, jack stands, socket set, torque wrench
- Set final arm length before installation — not for on-vehicle fine-tuning
- Alignment recommended after installation
Fitment
- 1994–1999 Dodge Ram 1500 (4WD, solid front axle)
- 1994–1999 Dodge Ram 2500 (4WD, gas and diesel)
- 1994–1999 Dodge Ram 3500 (4WD, gas and diesel)
- Lift Range: Stock to 6"
Complete Your Ram Build
- 1994–1999 Ram Lower Adjustable Control Arms — pair upper and lower for full geometry correction
- 1994–1999 Ram High Clearance Control Arms — need more tire clearance?
- 1994–1999 Ram Long Arm Upgrade Kit — full geometry fix for lifts over 6"
- What is Caster? A Complete Guide for Lifted Straight Axle Trucks