2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission DT Pro Fab

[HookMeUp]

Are they still around? I need to replace the bushings in my control arms and was thinking of just replacing them with the DT Pro Fabs. Also has anyone done this and what do think of them?

 

[CumminsPower98]

I thought about using their arms at one time but didn't like the fact that I would get even less flex then stock with their more ridged bushings. I ended up making my own as seen on my mods page below. Of course for a highway only rig this wouldn't be a problem. I don't off road much myself but anyway I had fun building them so its all good.



To answer you question, it would appear that they are still around: DT PRODUCTS

 

[DPrew]

I have the DT Profab arms on my truck along with just about every other steering mod. My truck has a leveling kit so I went with the 1/2" longer arms that put the axle back closer to it's original location. I've had the arms on for about a year or so. Check out my recent PSC Hydro Kit Installed posting and you can see all of my other steering mods. My truck steers like a sports car with my 16:1 PSC hydro steering kit. Only problem now is having to switch to Don Thuren's track bar because my Solid Steel Products bar has weak bushings that don't last long under a load.

 

[HookMeUp]

From looking at the pictures on DT's website I am concerned if they are beefy enough. Can anyone comment please?

 

[Hammer]

I tried for months to reach them both by phone and email. I even went as far as having my local shop here who is a Haisley dealer(who is supposed to stock the DT parts)try and get the arms for me. I finally gave up and contacted a shop in Ohio and they made the arms for me and I had them in about a week. my gues is DT Pro-Fab does not desire to do any business anymore or is out of business... . Andy

 

[HookMeUp]

Thanks for the heads up Andy.