Dobinsons Fixed 3 Degree Upper Control Arms For Toyota Hilux KUN GGN
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Dobinson's Front Upper Control Arm Kit (UCA59-003K)
Take your lifted 4WD to the next level with the Dobinson's UCA59-003K Front Upper Control Arm Kit, available from Inner West Suspension. Designed to correct suspension geometry after a lift, these premium upper control arms improve wheel alignment, increase caster, and deliver enhanced steering stability both on and off the road.
Manufactured from high-strength chromoly steel and finished with a durable powder coat, the UCA59-003K is built to handle Australia's toughest conditions. Featuring heavy-duty ball joints and OEM-style rubber bushes, these control arms provide outstanding strength, long-lasting durability, and a quieter ride compared to many aftermarket alternatives.
Ideal for vehicles fitted with 2–3 inch suspension lifts, the Dobinson's UCA59-003K helps restore factory handling characteristics while allowing greater suspension articulation and improved clearance for larger tyres.
Whether you're building the ultimate touring vehicle, weekend off-roader, or daily driver, this upgrade delivers the confidence, reliability, and performance you expect from a premium suspension system.
Features
- Suitable for most vehicles with 2–3 inch suspension lifts
- Corrects suspension geometry and increases caster
- Heavy-duty chromoly steel construction
- Durable powder-coated finish for maximum corrosion resistance
- Premium OEM-style rubber bushes for a smooth, quiet ride
- Heavy-duty high-articulation ball joints included
- Improved tyre clearance and suspension travel
- Direct bolt-on design for straightforward installation
Benefits
- Improved steering feel and straight-line stability
- More accurate wheel alignment after lifting
- Reduced tyre wear
- Increased suspension articulation
- Built for touring, towing, and demanding off-road conditions
- Long-lasting performance in Australian environments