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SPC Performance 99-11 Porsche 996/997 06-16 Cayman Front or Rear Adjustable Control Arm (Pair of 2)

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UGC SPC72610
Prix d'origine $949.96 - Prix d'origine $949.96
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$949.96 - $949.96
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Make the non-adjustable lower control arms on your 996 or 997 Porsche adjustable for up to ±2° camber adjustment. This pair of 6061-T6 aluminum arms (2) from SPC will give easy on-the-car adjustability as well as get you track ready, while maintaining OE Noise Vibration and Harshness (NVH) levels with booted ball joints and high durometer bonded rubber bushings. SPC offers the only greaseable and rebuildable ball joint on the market. If you wear out your ball joint race with heavy track use, (it happens) you can get a rebuild kit and avoid the cost of a whole new arm. These arms come with preset turning torque, if you want a looser or tighter ball joint simply change preload by turning the retainer. This set can be used for front or rear, so if you want adjustability on all four corners get two sets. Note: Rear suspension fitment excludes vehicles with Xenon headlamp option.

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About this Control Arm

The SPC PERFORMANCE SPC72610 control arm links the wheel hub to the car's body or subframe, holding the wheel in position while letting the suspension move. Its bushings and ball joint wear over time, which affects steering precision, tire wear and noise.

Frequently asked questions

What does a control arm do?

It locates the wheel and controls its movement as the suspension travels, keeping alignment angles consistent. Bushings at the body end and a ball joint at the wheel end allow that movement while absorbing vibration.

What are the signs of a worn control arm?

Clunking over bumps, vague or wandering steering, vibration through the steering wheel, uneven tire wear, cracked or torn bushings, or play in the ball joint.

Should I replace control arms in pairs?

Replacing both sides of the same axle keeps handling balanced, and when one side is worn the other is often close behind. Many owners replace related arms and bushings at the same time.

Is anything special needed during installation?

Tighten the bushing bolts with the car at normal ride height, not with the suspension hanging, or the bushings will be pre-loaded and wear early. Use new bolts or nuts where the manufacturer specifies it, and have an alignment done afterwards.

How do I make sure this control arm fits my car?

Compare the part numbers listed on this page with the number on your old part or in your vehicle's parts catalog, and check the fitment information. If you are unsure, contact us with your VIN before ordering.