Anyone have All Pro UCA?

[Nocturtle]

Anyone running All pro UCA? Any reviews on it?

https://www.allprooffroad.com/fjfrontsuspension/upper-a-arms

There's a group buy going on and was curious on how these are, I've seen most running LR UCA or TC UCA.

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/general-discussions/179087-group-buy-allpro-ucas.html

 

[470SNC]

I just picked up a set of the All Pros and I had a set of TCs on my FJ, theyre very similar with the only difference being the All Pros utilize a 1.25" uniball opposed to the TC 1" uniball, good deal IMO

 

[Nocturtle]

If they get more than 25 ppl, UCA comes out around $550, compared to TC $685 or Icon $700.

 

[Intruder]

While I've never run the All Pro UCAs I compared them to TC in person. The reinforcement fins on the TCs are about twice as thick as on the AP ones. Also, with the TC you put the zerks for the bushings in yourself so you can set them in an easy direction to grease. The AP ones come with the zerks in place and they face in towards the engine bay so they're harder to attach the grease gun. Was a pretty easy decision to go with TC.

 

[470SNC]

I've known people that wheel hard with allpro UCAs w no breakage, and im talking rock crawling. The reinforcement fins is not that big of a deal and the zerks all you need is a wrench to clock them.

 

[Intruder]

The reinforcement fins is not that big of a deal

Sure, if you say so. I'd be ok with less reinforcement on a pavement princess but no way I'm taking that chance on my own truck.

 

[470SNC]

You're talking about fractions of a small amount of difference in the reinforcement fins, but you're okay with a smaller uniball for offroad? 1" vs 1.25" uniball? I had a fully built FJ I abused for 8 years, so I'm in no means a pavement princess kinda guy, for my newly acquired GX build, I got All Pro UCAs because of the bigger uniball similar to camburgs 1.25" uniball. I have both my TC UCAs that need to be rebuilt and my new All Pro UCAs at home, I'll measure to see how big of a difference in size the reinforcement fin really is, but I doubt you wheel that hard to break a set of UCAs. When I see a set of All Pro UCAs actually break at the fin, i'll bite my tongue.

 

[470SNC]

BTW look at these two pictures, the reinforcement fins look the same thickness regardless: