MStudt
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Not sure honestly. This might only be a once a year or maybe twice a year kind of deal.
Mike
Group Buy: AllPro UCA's
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Not sure honestly. This might only be a once a year or maybe twice a year kind of deal.
Mike
Be_Original
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Thanks for the response man. I thought this forum couldn't get any better, but saving some money on parts is awesome
MStudt
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Glad they showed up. All order should be shipped by next Wednesday. There are only 6 orders remaining to be shipped.
KSWAY
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I guess mine is one of the 6 remaining.
MStudt
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You and me both.
Ol'Baditude
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Got mine yesterday, looking forward to getting them on the truck! Good fit and finish, very nice pieces of hardware.
Slow_T4R
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One guy I talked to said he used "Lucas oil red." Hopefully more people can chime in with suggestions because I was wondering the same thing. :shrug:
HokieRunner
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Red Line 80402 Synthetic Grease
Or
Energy Suspension 9.11104 grease.
They're both about $11 on amazon and I've had great luck with them. The energy suspension stuff is great for install. Really thick heavy and sticky. I usually install with the energy suspension stuff and do maintenance greasing with the Red line cv2 grease.
Or
Energy Suspension 9.11104 grease.
They're both about $11 on amazon and I've had great luck with them. The energy suspension stuff is great for install. Really thick heavy and sticky. I usually install with the energy suspension stuff and do maintenance greasing with the Red line cv2 grease.
JBurt
Senior Member
Got these on the day before thanksgiving:
Old vs. New
Drivers side done
Passenger side done
And here's a video of how bad the bushings on the passenger side were:
They were completly torn apart. Almost like there was an inner and outer bushing.
After changing out the UCA's there are no more clunks, squeaks, or play in the front suspension. That feels soooooo good.
Only one bone headed mistake on the install. I've never done upper ball joints on any vehicle before and I tried to press the first one out before removing the retaining clip. After breaking my 3 jaw puller, fixing it, then removing the clip (which is much easier if you don't bent it into place by trying to press it out) everything went pretty well.
Took it Friday to get aligned and I've got almost 3 degrees of caster on each side. Never seen that before.
I think I'm just going to zip tie the wires for the speed sensors. Any other ideas?
Old vs. New
Drivers side done
Passenger side done
And here's a video of how bad the bushings on the passenger side were:
They were completly torn apart. Almost like there was an inner and outer bushing.
After changing out the UCA's there are no more clunks, squeaks, or play in the front suspension. That feels soooooo good.
Only one bone headed mistake on the install. I've never done upper ball joints on any vehicle before and I tried to press the first one out before removing the retaining clip. After breaking my 3 jaw puller, fixing it, then removing the clip (which is much easier if you don't bent it into place by trying to press it out) everything went pretty well.
Took it Friday to get aligned and I've got almost 3 degrees of caster on each side. Never seen that before.
I think I'm just going to zip tie the wires for the speed sensors. Any other ideas?
theizzardking
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:how many people left to get theirs?
looks like i'm gonna be the last guy. lol
:couch2: :thumb:
looks like i'm gonna be the last guy. lol
:couch2: :thumb:
MStudt
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There should be 6 people left. I just talked to All Pro and they're trying to get the rest of them out today.
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Is that what your 4runner sounded like going the road? Squeaking at every bump?
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