Control Arm Bolt-In Alum Shaft 10-1/2in

The Control Arm Bolt-In Aluminum Shaft 10-1/2in from ALLSTAR PERFORMANCE is engineered for serious suspension builders and fabricators who demand precision in front-end geometry and durability under demanding driving conditions. This bolt-in aluminum shaft serves as a critical component in custom control arm assemblies, allowing technicians to fine-tune suspension geometry, adjust ride height, and optimize handling characteristics without compromising structural integrity. Whether you're building a street rod, vintage race car, or high-performance street machine, this component gives you the flexibility to dial in exactly the geometry your chassis requires.

Manufactured from lightweight aluminum, the 10-1/2-inch shaft significantly reduces unsprung mass compared to traditional steel components, which translates directly into improved suspension response and reduced tire wear. The bolt-in design eliminates complex welding operations, making it accessible to shops with basic fabrication equipment while maintaining the precision alignment critical to modern suspension geometry. At 3.19 lbs, this shaft helps you achieve weight reduction goals without sacrificing the strength needed for consistent performance across acceleration, braking, and cornering loads. The finished dimensions of 13.15 x 2.15 x 13.8 inches accommodate standard mounting patterns on most custom chassis platforms.

This component is ideal for fabricators, race teams, and enthusiasts building custom control arms from scratch or upgrading OEM assemblies with adjustable geometry options. Installation requires basic mechanical knowledge and proper alignment equipment post-installation—this isn't a direct bolt-in replacement for factory components, but rather a precision building block for suspension engineering. ALLSTAR PERFORMANCE's reputation in the racing and fabrication community ensures consistent material quality and dimensional accuracy that maintains proper bushing seat integrity and eliminates binding during articulation. Verify mounting boss spacing and bushing hole sizing against your specific control arm design before ordering.