2017-2022 Ford F-250/F-350 Super Duty Radius Arm Drop Bracket by Apoc Industries | 2"-4" Lift

Sale price$448.00
SKU: 9-382

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Radius Arm Drop Bracket

Engineered suspension geometry — done right

Caster Correction Built In

Most lift kits leave your caster angle short. Our drop bracket restores factory caster — plus a little extra — for confident straight-line tracking and crisp steering returnability right out of the box.

 Built for 2–4" Lift Heights

Engineered specifically for the 2–4" lift range on solid front axle Ram trucks. Correct geometry, proper pinion angle, and zero driveline vibration — exactly what your build needs.

Bolt-On. No Cutting Required.

Designed to use existing factory mounting points on your Ford Super Duty F-250/350. No drilling, no cutting, no fabrication — just a clean, reversible install that goes in with basic hand tools.

Learn how to get the most out of your lift with expert install guides and geometry tips from Apoc Industries.

Suspension Tech & Guides

Radius Arm Drop Brackets: What They Are and Why Your Lifted Truck Needs Them
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Radius Arm Drop Brackets: What They Are and Why Your Lifted Truck Needs Them

Learn how radius arm drop brackets restore proper suspension geometry on lifted trucks, correcting caster loss, bump steer, and ride quality issues.

Technical Resources

Caster Setup Guide

Everything you need to know about caster angle on lifted straight axle trucks — what it is, how to measure it, and how to set it correctly.

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What is Caster? A Complete Guide for Lifted Straight Axle Trucks
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What is Caster? A Complete Guide for Lifted Straight Axle Trucks

A deep-dive technical guide explaining caster angle for lifted straight axle trucks — what it is, why it matters, how to measure it, and how to set it correctly with adjustable radius arms or 4-lin...