Synergy Rear Control Arms

[telenerd]

Anyone running Synergy Control Arms?

I just pulled the trigger and will post results once I get them and get chance to use them on trail.

Very little information on these for Bronco. Synergy is well known in the Jeep world so surprised not many folks have jumped on them. I went with Synergy for more ground clearance, USA made, no jam nuts, zero maintenance bushings, and adjustable while installed on vehicle.

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[Fordified1]

Anyone running Synergy Control Arms?

I just pulled the trigger and will post results once I get them and get chance to use them on trail.

Very little information on these for Bronco. Synergy is well known in the Jeep world so surprised not many folks have jumped on them. I went with Synergy for more ground clearance, USA made, no jam nuts, zero maintenance bushings, and adjustable while installed on vehicle.

No pictures or link.

 

[telenerd]

No pictures or link.

They arrive on Tuesday. Here is link.

https://www.synergymfg.com/ford/ford-bronco-2021/

 

[Brian_B]

Those don't look bad at all

 

[Fordified1]

They arrive on Tuesday. Here is link.

https://www.synergymfg.com/ford/ford-bronco-2021/

I like the extra ground clearance.

 

[Ctimrun]

Have had Synergy control arms on Jeeps and they were great quality! Loved being able to make fine tune adjustments without removing them. Would definitely consider them for the Bronco. Look forward to hearing your thoughts.

 

[telenerd]

Okay boys dinner table shot. Dam these things are heavy! Pure steel. Some initial thoughts. You won’t get any lateral movement and can drag the lowers on rocks all you want. Only downside I noticed the control arms threads didn’t come with antiseaze like my Synergy track bar did. Be prepared to buy antisieze and grease the threads before installing because it’s steel and you don’t want the treads to lock up running through a creek. The clearance on the lowers is massive, they aren’t straight and should give folks extra clearance. Once I have them installed I will post results. By the way my trails here in the Rockies typically don’t open until late June or Mid July. But since it’s been a low snowpack might be able to get them out earlier.

 

[telenerd]

According to shipping weight the lowers are almost 35 pounds and the uppers are about 20lbs.

 

[Cobrafang]

I just ordered them also. Thanks for showing the picture. Makes me even more excited.

 

[userdude]

Wow, those are the crooked beefy thickness.

 

[telenerd]

I just ordered them also. Thanks for showing the picture. Makes me even more excited.

Great. Post back results once you get them installed. I would install myself but paranoid on lowering the tank. Gonna have a 4x4 shop do it and also 4 wheel alignment.

 

[Cobrafang]

Great. Post back results once you get them installed. I would install myself but paranoid on lowering the tank. Gonna have a 4x4 shop do it and also 4 wheel alignment.

I will be taking it to a shop as well. I have 2 other goodies to be installed. Mishimoto Intercooler and A larger radiator. To tedious for me so I will have the shop do all 3. My shipping says it should be here by tuesday next week. More to follow.

 

[c_walters]

Mine shipped today, should round out the rear end nicely with their track bar and rockjock relocation bracket.

 

[telenerd]

What you all think of the new arms that you ordered? My install appointment isn't until first week of May at my local 4x4 shop.

 

[c_walters]

Mine were delivered today. May get them on tomorrow depending on what the wife has planed.

First thought, beefy

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