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Old 05-29-2018, 11:32 PM #1
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New SPC rear lower control arm??

Noticed that ToyTec has the new SPC rear lower arms available. Anybody have the 411 on these?

25945 - SPC Toyota Rear Lower Control Arms with xAxis Sealed Flex Joints
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We have 1 employee with them installed on his 3rd gen. They are very quiet, flexy, and the price is right!
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We have 1 employee with them installed on his 3rd gen. They are very quiet, flexy, and the price is right!
Price is good for sure.
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wow, those are the cheapest R-LCA's I've seen. Very nice!
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What are the differences between these SPC arms and the rokmen trail series?
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What are the differences between these SPC arms and the rokmen trail series?
Rokmen = .250 DOM wall tubing with Rokmen EnduroMax™ Bushings
SPC = .187 DOM wall tubing with 1 rubber (frame side) and 1 X AXIS bushing (better flex)
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Rokmen = .250 DOM wall tubing with Rokmen EnduroMax™ Bushings
SPC = .187 DOM wall tubing with 1 rubber (frame side) and 1 X AXIS bushing (better flex)
There is a typo on your website description. "Of-froad".
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Looking for an update for any that have these.
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anyone have these? I'm debating if the thicker tubing is worth it
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I do. They definitely add some flex and the drivability on road is amazing. Definitely worth the price. I have taken them wheeling and they perform great


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I also have them. Mostly bought them as an answer to wasted bushings in my stock arms, and because they were a nice little upgrade at the same time. I daily drive them, and have done some mild wheeling on them, nothing super hardcore here. But I like them, the rear is tighter because of new joints and bushings but flexier at the same time. For me they were worth it.
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thanks for the reviews.
I called wheelers and they gave me a discount on the Rokman's which brought them down to the same price as the SPC. Hopefully the Rokmans ride nice like the SPCs
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thanks for the reviews.
I called wheelers and they gave me a discount on the Rokman's which brought them down to the same price as the SPC. Hopefully the Rokmans ride nice like the SPCs
I really like how much the Rokmens stiffened up the rear end on and off-road
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