Mixing control arm brands?

SilverBack775 said:

Anyone tell me if there would be a problem with using different control arm brands together? For example, I have the Evo 3 enforcer stage 1 lift. It just comes with the front lower control arms. And I’m looking to upgrade the rest of my control arms. But I was thinking of doing the Currie arms? They are all adjustable, it seems to me that it would work. What do you think? Stay with Evo for all?

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wayoflife said:

Your suspension geometry won't know the difference. Currie makes good control arms and you buy them on Amazon through this link, you can even help support the forum

https://wayalife.com/showthread.php/51229-Currie-Enterprises

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SilverBack775 said:

Anyone tell me if there would be a problem with using different control arm brands together? For example, I have the Evo 3 enforcer stage 1 lift. It just comes with the front lower control arms. And I’m looking to upgrade the rest of my control arms. But I was thinking of doing the Currie arms? They are all adjustable, it seems to me that it would work. What do you think? Stay with Evo for all?


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BaddestCross said:

I've got a mix of EVO and Currie. I like EVO better because they're easier to adjust, but both use Jonnie Joints and are performing very well. [emoji106]

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desertrunner said:

The final set up I had on my old jeep before I sold it was rock krawler front uppers and lowers, rear Currie uppers, and stock rear lowers.

You'll be fine haha

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WJCO said:

Just make sure uppers are the same length as one another. And make sure each lower is the same length as the other lower.

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