Rear Control Arms and Track Bars

OEM fit rear control arms and track bars keep the rear axle properly centered and located after a lift, restoring factory-correct alignment instead of leaving it off-center. Lifting a solid rear axle shifts both the axle's fore-aft position and its side-to-side centering under the chassis. Rear control arms correct pinion angle and axle location front-to-back, while a track bar re-centers the axle side-to-side, and together they're what keeps a lifted rear axle tracking straight instead of binding, wandering, or wearing tires unevenly.

This is also where brand research tends to concentrate: Dirt King and Total Chaos are the two names most associated with heavy-duty, desert-proven fabricated arms built for long-travel and serious off-road loads; Icon Vehicle Dynamics is a common search for owners comparing a more street-and-overland-focused control arm; and SPC is the name that comes up most for adjustable alignment-correction arms on a moderately lifted daily driver. AccuTune carries options across that full range, matched to your build rather than a one-arm-fits-all approach.

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Rear Control Arms and Track Bars FAQs

Find answers to some of our most frequently asked questions here, or visit our full FAQ section for additional information and support.
Do I need rear control arms when I lift my Bronco?

Once you lift a solid rear axle Bronco beyond a couple inches, adjustable rear control arms are typically needed to correct pinion angle and keep the axle centered.

What happens if I skip rear control arms on a lifted Bronco?

Incorrect pinion angle accelerates U-joint and driveline wear, and a rear axle that isn't centered can cause uneven tire wear and handling quirks.

Are rear control arms included in AccuTune's complete kits for the Bronco?

Yes, where the lift height requires them — AccuTune's free phone consultation can confirm whether your specific build needs them.

Can AccuTune re-valve or tune shocks I didn't buy from them for my Bronco?

Yes — AccuTune offers dedicated Off-Road Shock Tuning as a standalone service, so Bronco owners can send in existing Fox, King, or Ride Shocks and have them re-valved rather than buying new ones. This is a popular option if your weight or driving style has changed since your original shock purchase.

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