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Rear Frame Supports Tie The Control Arms To The Frame

 
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Rear Frame Supports Tie The Control Arms To The Frame

Rear Frame Supports Tie The Control Arms To The Frame

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You can't see it in this photo, but the rear frame supports tie the control arms to the frame to protect the crossmember and the mounting points. What you can see is the bearing sleeve that allows the control arm to pivot without binding.
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