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FS: 3rd Gen Rear Upper Control Arm Links $160/pair

SilvFx

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*** SOLD *** Denver, CO 3rd Gen Rear Upper Control Arm Links $160/pair

For sale: Denver Colorado - 3rd Gen 4Runner Parts

Toytec adjustable length rear upper control arm links (RM43022-TTL) for 3rd Gen 4Runner. $160.00 for pair

  • Installed June 2015. Estimated mileage 10-12k on parts.
  • Also includes OEM hardware:
    90105-12287 bolt (4)
    94622-31200 washer (4)
    90170-12039 nut (4)
  • Prefer local sale but can ship FedEx Ground on buyer's dime.
  • PM me if interested.
Here is the link to Toytec website for more product information:

Adjustable Rear DOM UCA's for 96-02 4Runner

SilvFx (Mike)
 

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Did you upgrade to something better??

Hi Hammerhead. That was fast!

I went with Mevotech non-adjustable upper links with OEM style rubber bushings.

As you might recall this is my daughter's 4Runner. Every time she would offroad it or even go over a curb, the Jonny Joint or FK rod ends tend to make more noise than the rubber bushed OEM type of links. She was constantly worried that something was coming loose (and I would worry when she would call me offroading 7 hours from Denver to tell me. I would check multiple times each time she was home and never found any hardware loose or any movement in the joints but was disconcerting to her when offroading. So, I reverted back to the OEM style links but heavier duty. I replaced the lower control arms with Sonoran Steel lower rear control arms (when you purchased the Toytec adjustable lowers from me).

Will also be replacing the adjustable Toytec FK joint rear track bar with the Sonoran Steel version in a month or two once I get it and have a chance to replace it.

SilvFx
 

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