Superlift 73-87 Chevy/GMC 1/2 & 3/4 Ton 4in Raised Steering Arm

If you're lifting your 1969-1991 Chevy or GMC 1/2 or 3/4 ton pickup, Blazer, Jimmy, or Suburban by about 4 inches, you'll likely need to address the steering geometry. This raised steering arm from Superlift is designed to correct the drag link angle, ensuring your steering system works properly after the lift is installed. It's a well-built component that helps maintain proper steering alignment and feel.

This steering arm is made to fit directly onto the 3-bolt steering knuckle found on these classic trucks. By raising the point where the drag link connects, it brings the angle back into a more manageable range, reducing stress on your steering components and improving how the vehicle handles. Superlift has been making suspension parts for trucks and off-road vehicles since 1975, so they know what it takes to make a part that performs well both on and off the pavement.

Installation involves removing the stock steering arm and bolting this new one in its place. Make sure to consult the included instructions for the best way to get this part installed on your vehicle. This arm is designed for a range of Chevy and GMC models from the late 60s through the early 90s, including popular trucks like the K10, K20, and their Suburban counterparts, as well as the Jimmy and Blazer.