2004-2020 Ford F150 Rancho Tubular Ball Joint Upper Control Arms | Part# RS64501

2004-2020 F150 Rancho Tubular Ball Joint Upper Control Arms

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Improve travel and strength over stock
Pair of tubular steel arms with reliable ball joints
OE-style rubber mounting bushings for quiet operation
Black powder coat finish
Drop-in replacements for stock UCAs

Add Travel and Improve Spring Clearance and Caster in a Low-Cost Package

Getting some extra front suspension travel, coil spring clearance, and durability over the factory stamped upper control arms of your F150 doesn't have to break your bank and Rancho is here to prove it with their Tubular Ball Joint Upper Control arms for the 2004-2020 F150s. Rancho's UCAs feature a strong construction and offer a slight improvement in down travel over the stock UCAs so that you can keep your front tires on the ground in off-camber applications more effectively. Each arm is built around a durable MOOG ball joint that's stronger than stock and offers better long-term reliability than comparable uniball upper control arms. Rancho's Tubular Upper Control Arms drop right into place of the factory UCAs without the need for any permanent modifications and will work at leveled heights without issues.

Strong Tubular Steel Construction with MOOG Ball Joint and Rubberized Mounting Bushings

The Rancho Upper Control Arms are built to be tougher than stock and to give your truck excellent on-road ride with more off-road durability. Each arm features a body made out tubular steel that's far stronger than the factory stamped UCAs. The arms are topped off with a black powder coat finish that gives them a great look and keeps them protected from corrosion in practically any climate or application. The Rancho UCAs are built around a replaceable MOOG K80014 ball joint that offers near-OEM reliability and ride quality in a package that's slightly stronger than the factory ball joint. Rancho's upper control arms feature OEM-style rubber mounting bushings that keep them quiet during articulation. Rancho's F150 upper control arms bolt on right into place of the stock UCAs without the need for any cutting, drilling, or permanent modifications.

Fitment: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 F150

For leveled trucks only: these UCAs will only fit F150s with 2-3" of front leveling, and will not fit F150s with OEM suspension geometry or near-OEM geometry.

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2014 Ford F-150

Man ‘neez dang thangs is good quality man. They make the ride smooth man. The cost of ‘em just like, just like dust in the wind man. It’s like a butterfly flappin it’s wings and 5000 miles away an F-150 gets a new set of upper control arms man. Not even hard to install man. - Baumhower probably

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Reviewed by: Tyler from Lake Martin, AL on 11/12/2020

2017 Ford F-150 5.0 4x4

Perfect fitment. Hardest part of install is removing Stock UCA bolts. Don’t try to shortcut by attempting to remove bolts while the Coilover is still in place. Big mistake, bolts ended up stuck in the spring. Live and learn. I’ll try and do a long term review at some point.

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Reviewed by: Brian Kennedy from Ms on 7/14/2020

2019 F150

Great product for the price. Really smoothed out my front setup. Fox 2.0. 295-70-18 on 18x9 +18 have about 1" of clearance to the ball joint. Install was 45min per side with the foxes. Just remove sway bar nut and shock bolts. Slide the shock outward just past the mounting holes and the UCA bolts will come right out.

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Reviewed by: Tom from Rancho Cucamonga on 11/24/2020

2012 f150

Mast have with a 2.5 fox lift. Ride is 10x smoother than oem parts

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Reviewed by: Thomas Swanson from Glenwood Springs on 7/30/2020

2016 regular cab

Installed boss halo coilovers at factory setting (+2.5") with stock upper arms knowing I would need to swap them out at some point. Should have done it all together and saved time. Night and day handling difference with camber back to 0 and more articulation. Caster is out of spec, I think it's 5.3° after alignment, but idk that really matters much.

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Reviewed by: Phil from Denver on 11/2/2020

2011 Ford F150 FX4

I ordered these control arms along with fox 2 inch leveling coilovers. They state that they are to be used with a 2-3 inch lift and will clear 11.5 inch wide tires on factory wheels, this is not true. I run cooper discoverer s/t maxx 275/65r20 which measure out to 34.17" x 11.1". There is less than an 1/8" clearance when the wheel is straight and before full lock to the right and left the sidewall of the tires rub on the rancho logo on the control arm. Also one of the ball joints did not take grease at all no matter what I did so I had to take the control off and replace it with a new control arm that stage3motorsports sent me.

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Reviewed by: David from Trenton on 12/1/2021

2014 F150 XLT

Installed on my truck few months after installing the 2.75" Rancho Coilovers. After riding around with the OEM control arms all that time a huge difference it made putting these on. Handles and feels so much better now. No rolling in the front when turning. Much heavier than stock. Very happy with purchase.

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Reviewed by: Bob from Crescent, PA on 4/14/2021

Will these work on a 2013 F150 2WD with bilstein 5100s set to the hightest lift setting on the clip?

Asked by: Reid - 12/12/2024

These work on both 2wd and 4wd F150 with minimum of 2" of front lift so they will work no problem with 5100's set to max height on a 2wd truck.

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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (12/12/2024)

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Will these RANCHO UCA works with 2014 F150 4WD FOX 2.0 STAGE 1.? Does the tire/ Rim size affect the UCA

Asked by: Ricaurte Recuero - 6/26/2024

These work on any leveling system that is 2" or taller so they will work no problem with the Fox 2.0 coilovers. Tire width and wheel offset can affect the uca rubbing on the tire sidewall. We would recommend if you are trying to run a 12.5" wide tire, that you run a wheel with a 5" or less backspace to avoid rubbing.

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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (6/27/2024)

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I checked with Rancho and they said they cannot guarantee proper fit/operation with a leveling kit set @ 2" on a 2013 FX4 with stock wheels on 275/60r20 tires, because their website states minimum 2.25" level required. Description here says for use with a 2-3" leveling kit. Can you confirm proper fit and operation on the above truck with a 2" level as stated in your product description?

Asked by: Adam W - 3/20/2024

Theses uca were developed specifically for Rancho's 2.7" level struts so that is the perfect height for proper angles, but they can be used from 2-3" of lift. That .25 of lift height difference they told you about is not going to make much of a difference.

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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (3/20/2024)

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Will these work with a 1.75" level and stock 20" rims with 275/55/20 tires?

Asked by: Luke - 3/2/2024

According to Rancho, the minimum amount of height they recommend running with their uca is 2" above stock. We have never run them any less than that height, and can't guarantee the ball joint clocking would be too much for a 1.75" height. These were developed side by side with the Ranch Quicklifts which add 2.7" of height, so all the development on them was at that almost 3" of height.

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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (3/4/2024)

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How much do these lift by them selfs?? I had a 2.5 leveling kit on prior of install. I didn’t measure wheel wells prior of installing arms. But after putting arms on I could tell my truck was squatting in the rear an sitting in the truck I could tell it was sitting up more. Went to car wash an realized the truck don’t fit no more in the car wash which before with just the 2.5 spacer leveling kit it fit. Which this don’t bother me or worried about that just trying to figure out the exact lift on the truck so I can decide which tire size I want on the truck. I’m guessing it’s around 3 now from the 2.5 but not sure. An I didn’t add the provided spacers that came with the arms either. Any info be much appreciated thanks

Asked by: David - 10/9/2023

These control arms do not give any added lift. If when they were installed the truck was on a lift or jack stands with the suspension hanging and the control arms where torqued while the suspension was in this position that will prevent the truck from settling. It would be suggested that the control arms are loosened and torqued with the full weight of the vehicle on the suspension.

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Answer provided by: Frank Delmas (10/10/2023)

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do you happen to know the part number for the replaceable ball joint? i read in the comments theyre a moog common joint just looking for the part number

Asked by: mikeyv - 8/18/2023

The part number Rancho lists in their part breakdown on the instructions sheet is K80014 for the balljoint.

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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (10/3/2023)

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Some companies say that there UCA fit from 2004 - 2023. These stop at 2020. Will they fit a 2023 F-150 4WD Lariat?

Asked by: Kirk - 6/20/2023

No, the front end suspension has slightly changed in the 2021+ F150 trucks and require a slighly different uca. This part number will only work on 2004-2020 F150.

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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (10/3/2023)

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I have a leveling kit on my vehicle with a proper alignment done after install. Will I have to get another alignment after swapping these out with the stock UCA’s?

Asked by: David - 4/29/2023

Yes you would minimally want to have the alignment checked as the uca will change the front end angles and will most likely lead to having to adjust the caster/camber after install.

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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (10/3/2023)

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2014 F150 w/Rancho Quick Lift Struts, with 305/55/20 on OE Platinum wheels. Currently tires have about 1/4in clearance from upper arm. Since Ranchos arms are offset slightly would i gain clearance, with the Rancho setup?

Asked by: Vic F - 11/17/2022

We can't guarantee it. Rancho states that their arms have the same tire clearances as stock, but we have not guaranteed it ourselves.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (11/22/2022)

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Have a 2017 F150 4X4 with 2" level and stock wheels running LT275/70R18. Will these fit as is or will I need to modify?

Asked by: Jason Matthew - 8/29/2022

These UCAs should clear that wheel and tire combination without issues.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (8/31/2022)

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Will these Rancho UPC’s work with 17x9, 0 mm wheels, 305/70R17 tires, and 2.25" bilstein leveling struts? Thanks in advance

Asked by: Daniel R - 6/26/2022

Rancho does not provide specific backspacing and tire size recommendations. On a 17x9" wheel with a 0mm offset, you should be at 5" of backspace and clearing a 305 wide tire should not cause issues on most upper control arm options.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (6/28/2022)

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Can’t find any information on how to change the ball joints in these control arms, do you guys have a video or maybe some tech spec on how to change the ball joints on these? Thanks for the help

Asked by: Clay - 3/31/2022

You would need to remove the retaining circlip and then press the the balljoint and press the new one in. We generally recommend a professional install.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (4/1/2022)

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I have a 2.75inch level kit on a 2015 f150 with stock wheels 35x11.50 tires. After reading previous comments I am concerned the control arm won’t have clearance. Is this product compatible?

Asked by: Tom - 3/31/2022

Unfortunately, Rancho does not provide backspacing recommendations. Most UCAs require a maximum backspace of 5.50" to 5" to clear a 12.50" wide tire. The stock F150 wheels have a 6.50" backspace, so an 11.50" wide tire should be fine, but you may want to go with a different set of UCAs if you're concerned.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (4/5/2022)

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In the picture of these control arms it shows two flat pieces… I’m assuming those are a strut spacer of some sort? The description on any site I’ve found these arms on don’t say anything about them. What are they for?

Asked by: F150 4x4 - 3/19/2022

They're optional strut spacers for use on trucks that don't have some sort of leveling system. They help with geometry, since these UCAs are really only meant for leveled applications. If you already have a leveling kit or aftermarket coilovers, they do not need to be reused.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (3/21/2022)

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The description says these will run without issue at sick height (no leveling) but then there's a separate note that says these only fit raised/leveled from ends. Will these work without issue at sick height? What about at just 1" or 1.5" of lost in the front? Thanks.

Asked by: Joseph Custer - 1/15/2022

These UCAs are designed for trucks at 2-3" of leveling. You may be fine at 1.5" of ride height, but your better bet would be a different UCA option.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (1/17/2022)

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have a 2005 f150 2wd fabetech 6" lift with another 2" spacer on the strut. wheels have are 20"x10" with 4.56 backspace with tires 325/60r 20". the fabtech lift came with a taller spindle that stock. will these work on my truck?

Asked by: troy - 12/10/2021

These UCAs will work with the spindles and the wheel/tire combo, though with a lift kit with a stacked spacer, we can't guarantee how well the UCAs will actually function.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (12/13/2021)

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Im seeing on another site saying these wont work on a 2012 f150 4x4 but your site says it does. So I just want to make sure these will work before purchasing.

Asked by: Jason - 9/30/2021

We have confirmed fitment of these UCAs back to the 2004 model year.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (10/1/2021)

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I am looking at the Ranch RS64501upper control arm kit and want to verify figment/tire clearance with my wheel/tire set up. I have a 2012 F150 with Bilstein 5100 kit set to the highest setting on the front. Running 285/60-R20 on Pro Comp Rockwell 34 series (4.5 in backspace/-12 offset).

Asked by: Will Tucker - 7/6/2021

These UCAs will clear that wheel and tire combination.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (7/6/2021)

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I have a f150 2012 with 2.5 Bilstein 5100 2WD front leveling kit will this Rancho UCA work with them?

Asked by: SERGIO - 5/26/2021

Yep. These UCAs will work with that suspension setup.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (5/27/2021)

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Will these work on a 2014 w/ 2.5" level with FX4 stock wheels (+44) and 275/65R20 tires?

Asked by: Mike - 5/13/2021

These UCAs should work fine with your current wheel and tire combination.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (5/14/2021)

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Hello do you happen to know when you guys will restock on this item

Asked by: ANTHONY CAZARES SANDOVAL - 5/12/2021

For our latest stocking information and availability, please give us a call directly at 623-434-5277 or email us at [email protected].

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (5/14/2021)

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Still no ETA on Rancho upper control arms for Ford F150? Thanks

Asked by: Bill - 3/29/2021

For our latest stocking information and availability, please call us directly at 623-434-5277 or email us at [email protected].

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (3/30/2021)

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Will these allow a 35 12.50 to fit with oem wheels without rubbing the ball joint?

Asked by: Jacob Moore - 3/24/2021

According to Rancho, these UCAs do not have any backspacing requirements, though we have not tested these UCAs ourselves as of yet.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (3/25/2021)

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I have a 3 inch lift with 12.50/35/22 with 22 x 10’s -24 offset and 4.5 of backspacing and I’m wondering if these will fit.

Asked by: Eddie - 3/24/2021

According to Rancho, these UCAs do not have any backspacing requirements, and should fit your setup.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (3/25/2021)

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I have a 2013 F150 with a 4" RC lift. Are these compatible with that lift height?

Asked by: John Montefour - 2/17/2021

These UCAs should work with your lift.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (2/23/2021)

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Everything I'm seeing shows the Rancho uca are only for 14 and up f150s? Can you confirm.?

Asked by: Ssmitty85 - 2/3/2021

We've independently confirmed fitment on the older trucks.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (2/5/2021)

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Will theses work on a Fabtech 4” lift with Fox 2.5 coilovers?

Asked by: Cougars83 - 2/1/2021

These UCAs should fit a FabTech 4" lift kit without issues.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (2/2/2021)

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Will these work on a 2015 expedition? Factory control arms are the same part number between a F150 and Expedition.

Asked by: Geroge - 1/12/2021

Neither Rancho nor ourselves have confirmed fitment of these UCAs on the Expeditions, and we can't 100% guarantee it.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (1/13/2021)

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I have a 2015 with the Rancho 4.5 inch lift kit. Will these UCA's work with that kit? Or is the lift too much.

Asked by: Ryan - 12/2/2020

According to Rancho, these UCAs will not technically work with the Rancho 4.5" lift kit, since the lift keeps the factory geometry, while the UCAs are meant for leveled trucks that have their UCA angles thrown off.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (12/2/2020)

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Are the ball joints replaceable?

Asked by: Schwab - 11/5/2020

Yep. The ball joints are a common MOOG part number and can be removed and replaced without damaging the UCAs.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (11/6/2020)

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Will thes fit on a 2013 f150 with 17x9 +12mm wheels and 305/70r17 tires and bilstein 5100 struts set to the top setting? Also would it fit the same truck woth stock 17x7.5 +44mm wheels and 265/70r17? I run stock wheels in the winter but wanting a better ball joint.

Asked by: JC - 11/1/2020

According to Rancho, the UCAs will clear both of your wheel and tire combinations.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (11/2/2020)

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Will these work with 17x9 +12 mm wheels, 305/70R17 tires, and 2.25" bilstein leveling struts?

Asked by: Jc - 10/18/2020

According to Rancho, these UCAs should clear that wheel and tire combination.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (10/19/2020)

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I have an 06 F150 with a 6" lift. I need new ilupper control arms. What is the best option you have to offer.

Asked by: Mike - 10/17/2020

There really isn't a "best". A lot depends on what you're doing with your truck and what your budget is. If you're going to be off-roading fairly hard or regular, we tend to recommend either the ICON Delta Joint or the Grimm OffRoad Uniball UCAs. If you're not off-roading or only hitting decent forest roads, then the Ranchos would be a fine choice or the BDS Ball Joint UCAs.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (10/19/2020)

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I am assuming these should be for a 2014-2020, and not 2004?

Asked by: Jacob - 10/15/2020

These UCAs fit all the way back to 2004. They have been successfully used on 2012 and older trucks.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (10/19/2020)

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Will these UCA’s work with the RWD max trac 4” spindle kit?

Asked by: Mike - 10/14/2020

In theory, they should, since the MaxTrac spindles accept the stock UCAs, but we haven't tried it ourselves and we can't strictly guaranteed it.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (10/19/2020)

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Will these work in a 2wd truck ever where I look says 4wd only

Asked by: Jbarrett - 10/1/2020

Rancho has only outright confirmed fitment on 4WD trucks, but since these UCAs don't differ too much from other UCA designs, they should fit an RWD truck without issues.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (10/5/2020)

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I have a 2010 f150 with 2 inch level running raptor take off wheels, 17”x8.5” Matte Black Bead-Lock Wheel 315/70r17 tires. Will these cause any clearance issues.

Asked by: Mike - 9/10/2020

Rancho does not have specific backspacing requirements. However, we recommend a maximum of 5.50" of backspace to clear a 12.50" wide tire. With Raptor wheels at a 6.50" backspace, you would likely not clear a 315 wide tire.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (9/11/2020)

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I have a 2012 f150 with the rancho quick lift will they rub against the spring and help with the angle of the ball join

Asked by: Jesse - 9/6/2020

These UCAs can help with avoiding spring contact and can better handle the increased ride height and thrown-off suspension geometry caused by leveling kits like the QuickLifts.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (9/8/2020)

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I have a 2013 ecoboost with the bilstein level kit and 35 -12.50r17. I need a set of upper control arms to get the alignment right. I have heard about back spacing and was wondering if there was an upper that would work for this situation?

Asked by: Robert - 9/5/2020

That depends entirely on what wheels you're using, specifically their widths, backspacing, and offsets. Rancho does not offer any specific backspacing recommendations, but we recommend sticking with 5.50" to 5" of backspace to clear a 12.50" wide tire.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (9/8/2020)

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I recently noticed my truck has some negative camber going on. Would these help correct that? If so how would they compare to the SPC UCA’s?

Asked by: Garrett Hawkins - 7/16/2020

They likely will not. From my understanding, these UCAs only correct caster. The SPC UCAs are more capable of adjusting camber, though typically, a good alignment shop should be able to get your F150 back to OEM specs. Rancho's UCAs are a bit more durable than the SPC arms thanks to their uniball, but the SPCs will have better long-term reliability.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (7/17/2020)

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Will these work with stock wheels (offset)and a 2" leveling kit? I've read that some UCAs require more offset than stock, and want to confirm.

Asked by: Speedmonkey7 - 7/9/2020

According to Rancho, these UCAs don't have backspacing requirements. However, I'm personally a bit dubious of that. You can likely use the stock wheels with up to a 285 wide tire without issues.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (7/10/2020)

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Are these UCAs longer then stock. Like if my stock UCAs are almost touching my springs because of my 3 inch coilovers. Wil this give me more clearance so I'm not touching my springs or hitting them on bug bumps?

Asked by: Geoff - 6/13/2020

The actual arms of these UCAs are routed differently than the stock UCAs, which gives you slightly more spring clearance to help avoid contact when you're leveled. Though at 3" of ride height, you still may occasionally see a bit of contact depending on how hard you push your truck.

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Will this work with a 6" rough country suspension lift 2013 Ford F-150

Asked by: Elhectoriiiiitooo - 5/31/2020

We have not tried the combination ourselves. Ranchos UCAs change caster angle somewhat, and you may have issues with Rough Country's spindle design.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (6/2/2020)

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Do these uca come as a pair for the listed price. And whats the availability because it says out of stock. Thanks in advance

Asked by: Tim - 5/9/2020

This price and part number is for a pair of UCAs. For the latest stocking information and availability, give us a call directly at 623-434-5277.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (5/11/2020)

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I have a 2019 F150 with a 2.5" leveling kit. I'm running stock wheels with a 295/20. Rancho site says that this part won't fit my truck. Can you verify?

Asked by: Venbone - 5/7/2020

These UCAs will fit your truck. Rancho just hasn't updated their site as of yet.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (5/8/2020)

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Do these control arms add any caster or camber to stock 2015-2020 F-150s?

Asked by: J - 5/1/2020

According to Rancho, these control arms correct for caster and camber for up to 2-3" of lift, though they couldn't give me specific caster and camber specs.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (5/4/2020)

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Do the Rancho uca fit a 2016 F-150 xlt with stock 18” sport wheels?

Asked by: Justin - 4/22/2020

That somewhat depends on what tire you're running, though Rancho has not yet provided specific backspacing requirements. As long as you're using a maximum of a 295/11.50" wide tire on the stock wheels, you should clear these UCAs just fine.

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2004-2020 Ford F150 Rancho Tubular Ball Joint Upper Control Arms | Part# RS64501

RS64501

Add Travel and Improve Spring Clearance and Caster in a Low-Cost Package

Strong Tubular Steel Construction with MOOG Ball Joint and Rubberized Mounting Bushings

Will these work on a 2013 F150 2WD with bilstein 5100s set to the hightest lift setting on the clip?

Will these RANCHO UCA works with 2014 F150 4WD FOX 2.0 STAGE 1.? Does the tire/ Rim size affect the UCA

Will these work with a 1.75" level and stock 20" rims with 275/55/20 tires?

do you happen to know the part number for the replaceable ball joint? i read in the comments theyre a moog common joint just looking for the part number

Some companies say that there UCA fit from 2004 - 2023. These stop at 2020. Will they fit a 2023 F-150 4WD Lariat?

I have a leveling kit on my vehicle with a proper alignment done after install. Will I have to get another alignment after swapping these out with the stock UCA’s?

2014 F150 w/Rancho Quick Lift Struts, with 305/55/20 on OE Platinum wheels. Currently tires have about 1/4in clearance from upper arm. Since Ranchos arms are offset slightly would i gain clearance, with the Rancho setup?

Have a 2017 F150 4X4 with 2" level and stock wheels running LT275/70R18. Will these fit as is or will I need to modify?

Will these Rancho UPC’s work with 17x9, 0 mm wheels, 305/70R17 tires, and 2.25" bilstein leveling struts? Thanks in advance

Can’t find any information on how to change the ball joints in these control arms, do you guys have a video or maybe some tech spec on how to change the ball joints on these? Thanks for the help

I have a 2.75inch level kit on a 2015 f150 with stock wheels 35x11.50 tires. After reading previous comments I am concerned the control arm won’t have clearance. Is this product compatible?

In the picture of these control arms it shows two flat pieces… I’m assuming those are a strut spacer of some sort? The description on any site I’ve found these arms on don’t say anything about them. What are they for?

The description says these will run without issue at sick height (no leveling) but then there's a separate note that says these only fit raised/leveled from ends. Will these work without issue at sick height? What about at just 1" or 1.5" of lost in the front? Thanks.

have a 2005 f150 2wd fabetech 6" lift with another 2" spacer on the strut. wheels have are 20"x10" with 4.56 backspace with tires 325/60r 20". the fabtech lift came with a taller spindle that stock. will these work on my truck?

Im seeing on another site saying these wont work on a 2012 f150 4x4 but your site says it does. So I just want to make sure these will work before purchasing.

I am looking at the Ranch RS64501upper control arm kit and want to verify figment/tire clearance with my wheel/tire set up. I have a 2012 F150 with Bilstein 5100 kit set to the highest setting on the front. Running 285/60-R20 on Pro Comp Rockwell 34 series (4.5 in backspace/-12 offset).

I have a f150 2012 with 2.5 Bilstein 5100 2WD front leveling kit will this Rancho UCA work with them?

Will these work on a 2014 w/ 2.5" level with FX4 stock wheels (+44) and 275/65R20 tires?

Hello do you happen to know when you guys will restock on this item

Still no ETA on Rancho upper control arms for Ford F150? Thanks

Will these allow a 35 12.50 to fit with oem wheels without rubbing the ball joint?

I have a 3 inch lift with 12.50/35/22 with 22 x 10’s -24 offset and 4.5 of backspacing and I’m wondering if these will fit.

I have a 2013 F150 with a 4" RC lift. Are these compatible with that lift height?

Everything I'm seeing shows the Rancho uca are only for 14 and up f150s? Can you confirm.?

Will theses work on a Fabtech 4” lift with Fox 2.5 coilovers?

Will these work on a 2015 expedition? Factory control arms are the same part number between a F150 and Expedition.

I have a 2015 with the Rancho 4.5 inch lift kit. Will these UCA's work with that kit? Or is the lift too much.

Are the ball joints replaceable?

Will thes fit on a 2013 f150 with 17x9 +12mm wheels and 305/70r17 tires and bilstein 5100 struts set to the top setting? Also would it fit the same truck woth stock 17x7.5 +44mm wheels and 265/70r17? I run stock wheels in the winter but wanting a better ball joint.

Will these work with 17x9 +12 mm wheels, 305/70R17 tires, and 2.25" bilstein leveling struts?

I have an 06 F150 with a 6" lift. I need new ilupper control arms. What is the best option you have to offer.

I am assuming these should be for a 2014-2020, and not 2004?

Will these UCA’s work with the RWD max trac 4” spindle kit?

Will these work in a 2wd truck ever where I look says 4wd only

I have a 2010 f150 with 2 inch level running raptor take off wheels, 17”x8.5” Matte Black Bead-Lock Wheel 315/70r17 tires. Will these cause any clearance issues.

I have a 2012 f150 with the rancho quick lift will they rub against the spring and help with the angle of the ball join

I have a 2013 ecoboost with the bilstein level kit and 35 -12.50r17. I need a set of upper control arms to get the alignment right. I have heard about back spacing and was wondering if there was an upper that would work for this situation?

I recently noticed my truck has some negative camber going on. Would these help correct that? If so how would they compare to the SPC UCA’s?

Will these work with stock wheels (offset)and a 2" leveling kit? I've read that some UCAs require more offset than stock, and want to confirm.

Are these UCAs longer then stock. Like if my stock UCAs are almost touching my springs because of my 3 inch coilovers. Wil this give me more clearance so I'm not touching my springs or hitting them on bug bumps?

Will this work with a 6" rough country suspension lift 2013 Ford F-150

Do these uca come as a pair for the listed price. And whats the availability because it says out of stock. Thanks in advance

I have a 2019 F150 with a 2.5" leveling kit. I'm running stock wheels with a 295/20. Rancho site says that this part won't fit my truck. Can you verify?

Do these control arms add any caster or camber to stock 2015-2020 F-150s?

Do the Rancho uca fit a 2016 F-150 xlt with stock 18” sport wheels?

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