Jeep Wrangler JK JKS J-Flex Adjustable Lower Control Arm for 0-6" Lift (2007-2018) Review & Install

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Secure the control arm of your Wrangler's gram with this adjustable JKS J-Flex Front Lower Control Arm. This lower front control arm is crafted out of DOM tubing with a unique hexagonal weld-in threaded bung for quick tightening. terrain.jp/2BRXwhs
Item J114774
MPN# JKS1610
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[@2015_Rubicnn]

The flex joint is supposed to attach at the frame per JKS instructions.

[@2pk08]

Mech tip: never hammer in a bolt, use the impact to drive it in place. This way you don’t risk damaging the bolt tread.

[@asperbergers7136]

I do this as you said because of how many bolts I have lost by over torquing. :'( Heed Kevin's advice!

[@ImSoke]

Installed backwards.

[@Rogue.Rider0]

Does the adjustable end go one axle or frame? I've seen both.

[@Sniperssx]

I have found one of the lower rams bushings need to replace shall replace arms or can only replace the bushing arms, also the one in the car i guess not factory one and i don't know what type of armas has been installed by old owner please advise

[@manny1584]

Cool video but the front panhar bar looks like is hittting the diff cover. 👍

[@woof3598]

can you adjust pinion angle with just lowers or would be uppers be better ?

[@extremeterrain]

Most owners just stick with the front lower control arms to adjust the angles. However, for a full correction, all 8 arms works best!

[@phewis]

How do you determine the correct length for the control arm if you’re upgrading from stock suspension to a 2 1/2 inch lift? Would you just unscrew the jam nut 2 1/2 inches?

[@RED-yp4rg]

Did you ever figure this out? I’m in the same position. Going to be upgrading from stock to adjustable. Went with 3.25” lift. Ahh help would be appreciated. Thank you.

[@Montgomeryleather2]

Love how they explain how to measure for different lengths. Thanks. Not.

[@R3LF13]

I've seen people use spinning the jam nut to spread the anti seize on the exposed threads...if this is wrong, how do you suggest doing it? 2, does a torque wrench with claw tool fit on the jam nut with the arm installed? Seems like it wouldn't. Thanks! I bought these exact control arms last year but I was waiting for the rest of my lift before installing.

[@brianschutt5359]

I just put a set on mine. JKS instructions says to put flex joint on frame side bracket. No problem getting the 1-7/8” crows foot and torque wrench on them.

[@R3LF13]

@@brianschutt5359 that's interesting that the rubber bushing would go on the axle, but that will make the jam nut easier. Thanks for the reply.

[@brianschutt5359]

Craig R. Update... after watching video further... I only have rear control arms on mine but will have the fronts arriving in a couple days. I haven’t looked at JKS instructions for front control arms.

[@R3LF13]

@@brianschutt5359 i dug the instructions out. Rubber bushing does go to the axle. @extremeterrain.com fyi, you appear to have installed these backwards.