Allpro uca with stock suspension?

maxbrown11c

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I've searched but couldn't find a definitive answer. I'm sure it.would be fine to run an aftermarket control arm with a stock setup, but I'd like to know for sure. Looking to get in on the allpro group buy. I plan on doing a nice coil over or ss 1.2 after my upcoming 9 month "vacation". But before I go I want to leave my wife with a solid backup vehicle to her 03 4runner. My plan was LBJs, tie rods, cv axles (1 is leaking and both are at 270k, so rebuild the oem's and jeep as spares). I also wanted to do upper ball joints but figured I would do uca's when i got back so why not save that money and do uca's from the get go.
 
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I've searched but couldn't find a definitive answer. I'm sure it.would be fine to run an aftermarket control arm with a stock setup, but I'd like to know for sure. Looking to get in on the allpro group buy. I plan on doing a nice coil over or ss 1.2 after my upcoming 9 month "vacation". But before I go I want to leave my wife with a solid backup vehicle to her 03 4runner. My plan was LBJs, tie rods, cv axles (1 is leaking and both are at 270k, so rebuild the oem's and jeep as spares). I also wanted to do upper ball joints but figured I would do uca's when i got back so why not save that money and do uca's from the get go.





:thumb3::thumb3::thumb3: good to go with stock suspension.
 
Judging by your username you're going to have free "vacation" and be able to stack quite a bit of tax exempt income to blow on your suspension. Nice!

Safe journeys. Fire for effect!
 

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