I've been looking on your website for the lower control arm replacement bracket and have not seen it specifically spelled out as such. What am I missing? Tj d30 front lower control arm bracket

Thanks, Tucker

I think these are what you are looking for.

http://www.ballisticfabrication.com/thumbnail.asp?file=assets/images/newbrackets/loweraxlelinks.jpg&maxx=300&maxy=0

http://www.ballisticfabrication.com/Lower-axle-link-brackets_p_1397.html

Or these

http://www.ballisticfabrication.com/thumbnail.asp?file=assets/images/newbrackets/xjtjcombo2.jpg&maxx=300&maxy=0

http://www.ballisticfabrication.com/XJ--TJ-Jeep-combo-bracket-upgrade-kit_p_1542.html

or maybe these

http://www.ballisticfabrication.com/thumbnail.asp?file=assets/images/newbrackets/ultimatebracket1.jpg&maxx=300&maxy=0

http://www.ballisticfabrication.com/Link-bracket-coil-spring-shock-mount-combo_p_1461.html

These are pretty sweet and I plan on adding these in when I upgrade the front to 3 link. Right now I am looking for a similar "all-in-one" bracket for the rear to fit my 8.8 I am swapping into my TJ. TIA, Murph

I just bought a set of these for my '04 Rubicon to replace my broken stocker. So far I've been able to get everything up & going pretty easy, but I've run into a roadblock. Forgive my ignorance, but doing some searching on here hasn't exactly answered my question, so I figured I'd ask the manufacturer.

On the spring retainers, I'm completely unfamiliar with the way they function, but from the pictures & looking at them in person they seemed pretty straight forward. But when I put the spring in the retainer & bolt it down, since the bottoms of my coils aren't level, the spring leans in the direction of the short side. WTF am I doing wrong? If I pull the spring by hand to a vertical position, the bottom coil or two are still leaning, which I know can't be the right way, especially on a daily driver.

Here's some pics so you can point out my stupidity & show me how to fix this. Aside from this issue, everything else has gone as easily as expected.

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a313/muddspuffin/IMG_0682.jpg
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a313/muddspuffin/IMG_0683.jpg

Thanks,
Brian

Yes, under their own weight they will bow out to one side, but they will straighten out once the upper half is captured as well. A few manufacturers grind the bottom of their springs to prevent this, but stock tj/xj coils are uneven on the bottom. We may come out with a contoured bottom pad that will 100% cure this problem, but it may be a while out.