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Lifting the front of your truck changes the angle of the radius arms - pulling on brake lines and throwing off suspension geometry. Drop brackets correct the angles and protect your brake lines from stretching too far on the trail.

Lifting the front of your truck changes the angle of the radius arms - pulling on brake lines and throwing off suspension geometry. Drop brackets correct the angles and protect your brake lines from stretching too far on the trail.

Lifting your rig can throw your axle off-center, especially in the rear. This extension bracket helps correct panhard rod angles - restoring axle alignment and handling when fitting an OME rod on a left-hand drive vehicle.

Lifting the rear suspension can throw off your panhard angle - and your handling. This relocation bracket re-centers the axle, corrects rear geometry, and raises the roll center to improve stability on- and off-road.

Lifting your rig can throw your axle off-center, especially in the rear. This extension bracket helps correct panhard rod angles - restoring axle alignment and handling when fitting an OME rod on a right-hand drive vehicle.

After a lift, the factory panhard rod bracket may no longer sit at the right angle. This bracket kit helps you fit an OME panhard rod properly - so your axle stays centered and your suspension works the way it should.

Lifting your rig can throw your axle off-center, especially in the rear. This extension bracket helps correct panhard rod angles - restoring axle alignment and handling when fitting an OME rod on a left-hand drive vehicle.

Fitting an OME panhard rod doesn't always line up with factory mounts - especially after a lift. This bracket helps correct positioning, making sure your axle stays centered and your handling stays tight.