93-02 Firebird Front Upper A Arms

Name: 93-02 Firebird Front Upper A Arms
SKU: LMF4150
Price: 329.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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UMI Performance tubular A-Arms are designed to outperform the stock setup whether it’s at the race track or an added improvement to your daily driver; they’ve been tested and improved to handle both applications. These A-Arms are designed to add front end rigidity, increased strength and to eliminate flex found with stock A-Arms. Upper A-Arms are built using strong DOM steel tubing, 0.188 thick CNC machined ball joint mounts and are supplied with grease-able Energy Suspension polyurethane bushings. These upper A-Arms also feature an improved ball joint angle for lowered vehicles.

Features:
– 1.250‚Äù x 0.120‚Äù Mild Steel DOM Tubing
– CNC Machined 0.188‚Äù Ball Joint Mounts
– Adjustment for Cast and Camber
– 3 Degree Improved Ball Joint Angle for Lowered Vehicles

– Grease-able Energy Suspension Polyurethane Bushings
– Brilliant Durable Powder Coat
– Uses OEM Hardware

SKU: LMF4150 Categories: 93-02 Firebird/Trans Am, Front Suspension

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Color	Red, Black

Brand

UMI Performance

Did you know when you purchase an item manufactured by UMI Performance you are supporting the United States of America? UMI Performance proudly designs and manufactures its entire line of products in its facility located in the small town of Philipsburg, Pennsylvania. UMI Performance dedicates its full manufacturing facility to UMI brand products only. The facility features CNC machining, both milling and turning CNC's, band sawing, press break operation, MIG and TIG welding, sand blasting, plasma cutting and powder coating. These are involved in just a few of the steps when manufacturing UMI Performance products seen in today's market. UMI Performance began in 2003 under the leadership of Ryan Kirkwood and the guidance of his father Denny. Together this father and son team developed a large variety of products for many makes and models of GM vehicles and the Ford Mustang. Ryan saw a large demand for suspension and chassis products, and felt the market was lacking of options and full of highly priced items.