eBay uniball control arms?

We carry the Stainless Steel and non-stainless steel FK Bearing uniballs in stock. I will give a T4R-org discount if you call and ask for me.



Off Road Warehouse

951/326-2880



Aaron Reynard

Asst. Manager

ext# 552



Aaron shoot me an email or call me. Never got shipping notification.


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Recommendations on the uni balls are dry lubricant, like Tri flow. Sometimes it doesn't get in all the spots and you can disassemble them. Rotate the bearing assembly to get additional lubing in them. I get them turn squeaks at times and it gets rid of them.

On the bushing, recommendations list for lithium grease as it doesn't break down the poly material.
 
We carry the Stainless Steel and non-stainless steel FK Bearing uniballs in stock. I will give a T4R-org discount if you call and ask for me.



Off Road Warehouse

951/326-2880



Aaron Reynard

Asst. Manager

ext# 552



So my uni balls were fine. The issue is with the hard ware that the bolt goes through.
I need to find a place where I can buy this weird wedge piece that is below the uniball and sits in the top of the spindle.
Here are photos of the pieces I need.
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Okay Guys - I read this thread and feel like the Ebay UCAs are good enough if you do a little work to get the spacers/washers/bushings set up right.

Does anyone have a link to the most current UCAs with the sealed Tacoma balljoint that is ready to be installed?

Or, should I just get the tough country UCAs?
 
So my uni balls were fine. The issue is with the hard ware that the bolt goes through.
I need to find a place where I can buy this weird wedge piece that is below the uniball and sits in the top of the spindle.
Here are photos of the pieces I need.
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69f2b0c17ff6dc6fa5f145bcb48ed45c.jpg



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They're called misalignment spacers.
 
They're cheap from other vendors, anyway. What was the issue with yours?



I believe it is the source of a bad pop and clunk sound I am getting. The uniballs are good and I just replaced the bushings.

That or my Toyota spindle has gone bad but it seems from what I hear that is very rare.


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I believe it is the source of a bad pop and clunk sound I am getting. The uniballs are good and I just replaced the bushings.

That or my Toyota spindle has gone bad but it seems from what I hear that is very rare.


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Is it that you don't have misalignment spacers? Or you think yours are cracked or something? Im not understanding what leads you to believe they're causing a clunk or pop. Did you resize the bushing sleeves?
 
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I already bought and installed the camburg style arms off ebay...

FWIW, they seem to work well. Haven't had it aligned yet but I can tell the arms aren't deflecting so badly.

Still kind of wanted the Uniballs though. Just because.
Nah man, you don't want uniballs, it sucks having so much travel.

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Ok friends, as I get closer to firming up my plans, I have the following question:

Uniball or Balljoint UCA's for salty, crappy New England life?

Has anyone run uniball arms in New England on a daily driver for any extended period of time? I am not averse to cleaning and maintenance, but want to choose something with acceptable longevity. I would love to hear from anyone with first hand experience running these things. Thank you! Also, it would be sweet to get both types of these Fleabay arms together in order to compare theoretical articulation of the uniball vs the balljoint (off the vehicle)...
 
Has anyone been able to source steel tubing that is the correct size OD and ID for the eBay uniballs that seem to come with the wrong ID spacers rather than purchasing all new bushings and spacers from DirtKing?
 
Has anyone been able to source steel tubing that is the correct size OD and ID for the eBay uniballs that seem to come with the wrong ID spacers rather than purchasing all new bushings and spacers from DirtKing?
A couple members were. And you can't just use steel tubing, it's not strong enough and will rust. Grade 8 is required. And I just called the seller and told them to send me properly sized sleeves, and they did.
 
A couple members were. And you can't just use steel tubing, it's not strong enough and will rust. Grade 8 is required. And I just called the seller and told them to send me properly sized sleeves, and they did.

Grade 8 of course. I wouldn't throw anything else at my suspension. I ordered mine over the winter. I wonder what my seller will say...
 
I just messaged the company (lift.option) whom I purchased these from so I will update with their response to my inquiry about having the correct spacers sent out.
 
I just messaged the company (lift.option) whom I purchased these from so I will update with their response to my inquiry about having the correct spacers sent out.

two messages sent and no reply yet. The knocking has gotten progressively worse and its now at the point where its scary sounding to passengers who don't know what the issue is. Also, my bushings have now officially begun to fall apart due to the spacer not being the correct size. Looks like I'm stuck purchasing the Dirt King bushing and spacer kit that everyone else seems to be putting on the ebay uniball UCAs:mad:
 
two messages sent and no reply yet. The knocking has gotten progressively worse and its now at the point where its scary sounding to passengers who don't know what the issue is. Also, my bushings have now officially begun to fall apart due to the spacer not being the correct size. Looks like I'm stuck purchasing the Dirt King bushing and spacer kit that everyone else seems to be putting on the ebay uniball UCAs:mad:
I just called the phone number they provided for the shipping documents lol.
 

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