OEM Ram Lateral Link

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Ram Lateral Link holds the rear wheel in place and true, providing your truck with a sense of sharper cornering and better towing in heavy load conditions. Ram is different because it has been separating in 2010, specializing in pickup comfort, smart work tools, and efficiency. The e-Torque mild hybrid takes off with seriousness at low rpm and reduces fuel consumption, the offered air suspension reaches up to eight inches to the rocky trail or crouches to improve the miles per gallon, and the trademarked RamBox ensures that the gear is secure safe beside the bed. On the inside, Ram has muted cabins, massive touch screens and considerate storage that makes long drives simple. Power and practicality will always be centralized and therefore Ram owners can carry people or cargo without compromising. A Lateral Link in itself is a strong bar that connects the wheel hub on the frame to ensure the device does not move too much laterally to maintain the position and assure consistency in handling. Installing the new Ram Lateral Link requires parking on flat terrain, having chock wheels, lifting the truck and removing the tire. Use a jack to assist in suspending, loosen and unbolt the connection between the knuckle and subframe then align the new part with the old in length and bushing angle. Assemble thread bolts manually, position the suspension at normal ride height and install hardware to spec, replace the wheel, torque lug nuts, inspect clearances, plan an actual alignment, and finally, the actual road test to make sure the new Lateral Link performs perfectly.