Pitman Arm 67-91 GM with PS and 2.5 Lift

The Pitman Arm 67-91 GM with PS and 2.5 Lift is an essential steering component for lifted GM full-size trucks and SUVs undergoing suspension modifications. As a seasoned mechanic, you know that factory steering geometry becomes misaligned the moment you raise your vehicle beyond stock height—the Pitman arm connects your steering box output shaft to the drag link, and without a lift-compensated unit, your truck's steering response suffers and front-end wear accelerates. This OE-design replacement from SKYJACKER is engineered specifically for vehicles running a 2.5 to 4-inch lift, restoring proper steering angles and maintaining predictable handling characteristics that stock arms simply cannot deliver once your suspension is modified.

Built from durable steel with a factory black paint finish, this pitman arm maintains OEM dimensional accuracy while accounting for the angular changes introduced by lift installation. The engineering compensates for the increased ride height by adjusting the geometric relationship between steering input and wheel movement, preventing the bump steer and toe-change problems common to lifted vehicles running standard arms. At just under 5 pounds, it installs as a direct bolt-on replacement using existing mounting points, requiring no additional fabrication or modifications to your steering linkage. The power steering–compatible design ensures compatibility with both hydraulic and modern power steering systems on your 1967–1991 GM full-size platform.

Off-road enthusiasts and daily-driver lifted truck owners benefit equally from this upgrade, as proper steering geometry is critical whether you're navigating rough terrain or highway miles. Installation is straightforward for anyone with basic mechanical knowledge—disconnect the drag link, unbolt the factory arm at the steering box, and swap in the SKYJACKER unit in under 30 minutes per side. This pitman arm is specifically engineered for 1967–1991 GM full-size trucks and SUVs equipped with power steering; verify your lift height falls within the 2.5 to 4-inch range before ordering to ensure correct geometry. Pair this with complementary steering components like tie-rod sleeves and a track bar relocation bracket for a complete, professionally aligned lift installation.