Ridetech 64-77 GM A-Body and 78-88 GM G-Body Rear Upper R-Joint Assembly

Welcome to the Ridetech collection, where innovation meets passion in the world of hot rodding. Since its inception in 1996, Ridetech has been at the forefront of creating a better driving experience for lowered cars using cutting-edge air suspension technologies. Our Philosophy At Ridetech, we believe that hot rodding is not just a hobby—it's a lifestyle built on a foundation of creativity and camaraderie. Our motto is simple: “no” is never an acceptable answer. We thrive on pushing the boundaries of what's possible in the automotive world. What We Can Achieve Can we make a vintage car drive, handle, and perform as well as a modern supercar? – YES! Can we make a truck ride as smoothly as your family sedan, even with massive changes in load? – YES! Can we take a car built for high performance and provide a comfortable ride? – YES!   A Community of Enthusiasts Being a hot rodder means more than just parts and problem-solving; it's about community. If you're one of us, you know t...

Aftermarket suspension systems improve handling, ride quality, and ride height adjustment beyond what the factory suspension provides. From lowering springs and coilover kits for sport handling to lift kits and leveling kits for truck and SUV off-road capability, quality suspension components transform how a vehicle rides and handles. Popular Suspension Upgrades Popular suspension upgrades include coilover kits for adjustable ride height and damping, sport lowering springs for improved handling and reduced body roll, performance shock absorbers and strut assemblies, sway bar and end link upgrade kits, subframe brace kits, and complete suspension packages for lifted trucks and off-road SUVs. Alignment kits including camber bolts and camber arms are also frequently ordered after ride height changes. What is the difference between coilovers and lowering springs? Coilovers are complete shock and spring assemblies with adjustable ride height set by threading the spring perch on the shock...

Suspension arms and components include the control arms, camber adjustment arms, traction bars, toe arms, and tie rod assemblies that define suspension geometry and connect the wheel hubs to the vehicle chassis. Quality suspension arm upgrades correct geometry on modified vehicles and replace worn factory components to restore precise handling. Popular Suspension Arm Upgrades Popular suspension arm upgrades include adjustable rear camber arm kits for correcting camber on lowered vehicles, rear traction arm replacement kits, tubular front lower control arms for improved geometry and clearance, adjustable toe arm kits, upgraded tie rod ends with improved ball joint construction, and full rear suspension arm upgrade packages for popular sport and performance platforms. Why do lowered vehicles need adjustable suspension arms? Lowering a vehicle changes the geometry of the suspension arms relative to the factory-intended range of motion, introducing excessive negative camber in the rear ...