2010-2014 Gen 1 Raptor Weld in Lower Arm Alignment Plates with Slots

Give your 2010–2014 Ford Raptor's front lower control arm mounts added support for demanding off-road use. This reinforcement kit is designed to weld directly to the stock frame lower arm mounts, helping strengthen the mounting points while maintaining the factory alignment adjustment range. Features & Benefits Reinforces the stock front lower control arm mounting points Designed specifically for the 2010–2014 Ford Raptor Slotted design maintains full alignment adjustment options Helps improve strength and durability for off-road use Designed to be welded directly to the factory frame mounts Materials Made from .125" thick 4130 steel plates Durable construction designed for demanding off-road conditions Ships ready for fabrication and welding Installation Notice This kit requires welding and fabrication for installation Installation should be performed by a qualified fabricator or experienced welder Proper fitment and welding procedures are essential for safe installation Frequently Asked Questions Will this fit my 2010–2014 Raptor? Yes. This kit is designed specifically for the 2010–2014 Ford F-150 Raptor (Gen 1). Is this kit bolt-on or does it require welding? This is a weld-on reinforcement kit. The plates are designed to be welded directly to the factory lower control arm mounts and should be installed by a qualified fabricator or experienced welder. Will I lose my factory alignment adjustment? No. The slotted design allows you to retain the full range of factory alignment adjustment. What material are the reinforcement plates made from? The plates are made from .125" thick 4130 steel, durable enough for demanding off-road conditions. Why do Raptor front lower control arm mounts need reinforcement? The factory lower control arm mounts on the 2010–2014 Raptor are a common stress point under hard off-road use. This kit adds reinforcement to the mounting points to help improve strength and durability. Who should install this reinforcement kit? Installation should be performed by a qualified fabricator or experienced welder. Proper fitment and welding procedures are essential for a safe installation.