Off-road riders usually add more ride height to their vehicles to clear more obstacles and terrain. This can be done by upgrading the suspension or changing to a larger tire. Although considerable clearance is achieved, the stock alignments of the driveshaft and the crossmember will be altered and misalignments happen very often.

When there is a misalignment between the optimal operational geometry of these moving parts, you will experience driveline vibrations that can range from irritating and droning to an uncomfortable clattering. The Old Man Emu Crossmember Spacer Kit is designed to correct these misalignments before it can lead to universal joint failures and loss of engine torque. Each kit comes complete with bolts, washers, and fasteners.

The Old Man Emu is a well-established vehicle suspension company in Australia that offers fully integrated suspension systems. The company's unique name was inspired by the Emu, a large flightless bird that lives in Australia. Drawing from the Emu's ability to run at high speeds over off-road terrain while maintaining its stability and balance. Qualities that became the calling card of Old Man Emu suspensions.

Since being launched in 1976, Old Man Emu has been designing aftermarket 4 x 4 suspensions using an in-depth testing program. Old Man Emu engineers study each target vehicle and make a series of tests on the original suspension system to analyze ride handling, load capacity, roll stability, noise, and vibration.

Using the data gathered, Old Man Emu then focus on how they can improve upon the stock suspensions. The suspension components are then designed and go through a stringent analytical process to ensure the components work together and can exceed the capacity and performance of their stock counterparts.

ARB, another Australian suspension company, purchased Old Man Emu in 1988 and together they have continued to produce the finest and most rugged suspensions suitable for Australia's harsh 4WD environments. The merger also allows the Old Man Emu to manufacture all their suspension parts at ARB state-of-the-art manufacturing plant in Melbourne.