Adjustable DOM tubing link kit from toytec feedback?

[run4estrunner]

Just wondering if anyone has any links from toytec. They offer a complete kit which i will probably get in addition to the ultimate lift so i can take advantage of the flex potential of those new coils. Just looking for some feedback. Thanks:thumb3:

 

[aha2988]

I'd personally purchase it over the crazy priced Icon adjustable rear links. There def. stronger than stock and provide all the adjustment you'll need. It's not going to gain you that much travel, however after a lift your rear axle gains a thrust angle instead of tracking truly straight its cocked like maybe 1/2 a degree from being straight. So the adjustable links allow you to do a 4wheel alignment instead of a front wheel alignment.

 

[Casper421]

The panhard bar has been around for a while but the upper and lower arms are new products. I'm gonna get toytecs uppers and panhard with all-pros lowers(beefier!) sometime this winter.

 

[run4estrunner]

The panhard bar has been around for a while but the upper and lower arms are new products. I'm gonna get toytecs uppers and panhard with all-pros lowers(beefier!) sometime this winter.

OO ya good idea. Its only about 30 bucks more going that way. I would love to actually get the allpro uppers as well because they have johnny joints instead of bushings. Johnny joints kick ass, i used to have them as the upper shackle mounts for the rear leafs of my 91 hilux solid axle. In this case they give you two more degrees of freedom (2 more axis the control arm can rotate on about the fixed point which is attached to the frame) which allows for less binding and more flex. Those two degrees of freedom are there with normal bushings since bushings aren't completely rigid, but they don't allow as much as the johnny joints.

 

[run4estrunner]

actually buying the all pro upper and lowers and the toytec panhard bar is just barely cheaper than getting the toytec complete set.... i know what im doing now:banana: The only thing is that the toytec uppers are a little beefier, but the allpro are still stronger than stock. I love allpro's johnny joints so i think ill go with it.

 

[Casper421]

actually buying the all pro upper and lowers and the toytec panhard bar is just barely cheaper than getting the toytec complete set.... i know what im doing now:banana:

I've priced out every option and I think I'll go with toytecs uppers due to diameter. Plus toytecs discount should cover the shipping.

 

[run4estrunner]

I've priced out every option and I think I'll go with toytecs uppers due to diameter. Plus toytecs discount should cover the shipping.

Ya, if you want the strongest possible combo that is the way to go, but IMO i think it isn't necessary to have the stronger upper, the allpro upper is still stronger than stock and i guarantee you will love the added flexibility your rear suspension will have after using the uppers with the johnny joints. Allpro is also really cool about pricing if you call them, tell them to be competitive with toytec and they definitely will, at least in my experience with them.