LR UCA. Where to buy?

[NorthernRyan]

I have decided to go with the LR UCA's for my RadFlow 2.0 lift which I plan to buy. My only question now is does anyone know of a good place to buy the LR UCA's from? Any sales or forum deals?
Note: I live in Canada so shipping could be a issue and help if the place ships out of Canada.

Random side question. When I put inssurance on the 4runner they asked if I had any aftermarket parts on it and at the time I didn't. Question is do you guys inform you insurance when you install mods? Is it so they can raise the value of your vehicle for replacememnt purposes or go, oh you mod eh, then you must do dumb stuff that requires an inssurance premium.

Thanks guys.

 

[littlezen]

The best price I was able to get it at was Fat Bob's Garage. You have to call though as they are able to give a better price over the phone rather than what is listed on their site. Total was $380-390something IIRC. If you can find it for less elsewhere more power to you! Good luck.

Fat Bob's Garage - Lift Kits, Leveling Kits and More! Truck Suspension and Performance Products.

 

[ags1984]

I have decided to go with the LR UCA's for my RadFlow 2.0 lift which I plan to buy. My only question now is does anyone know of a good place to buy the LR UCA's from? Any sales or forum deals? .............. an inssurance premium.

Thanks guys.

Because you mentioned that check ToyTec. They sponsor this site for a reason so...maybe check with them?

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Shipping to Canada does stink...beautiful place, hard to get stuff sometimes! :/ Gotta pay to play...thats the way everything is everywhere.

 

[cdn87]

I live in Calgary, my insurance is with TD Meloche Monnex. My 4Runner has no mods yet, but i had an Explorer before and had mods on it. In the eyes of Insurance companies, somewhere in the initial contract you agreed to it will have a part devoted to full disclosure and misrepresentation. If you knowingly fail to update them on the status of your vehicle they can and will revoke the policy and deny any claims. So simple things like changing the deck should be reported as it increases the likelyhood that someone will want to break into your vehicle over one that does not have an aftermarket deck. The premiums do not go up very much, and I know for my self I would rather pay a little more now than find out whensubmitting a cliam that they will not honor the policy because I breached the contract by failing to disclose material facts about my vehicle.

Hope this helps, not trying to wag my finger at you or look down on anyone who doesnt report to insurance companies about their mods, it is a choice but a risky one.

 

[NorthernRyan]

Thanks for the info guys. Ya no worries Cnd87 it's a fair comment.

 

[Synister]

cdn87, your comment actually made me look over my auto insurance policy. I was surprised to find that my insurer, USAA, actually includes $5000 of coverage for "custom components" such as tv's, gps's, or rims. They make no mention of having to report these custom components so I think Im good with my lift, sliders, wheels, and tranny cooler.

 

[cdn87]

Synister, thats awesome! I'm really happy that my comment inspired you to look over your policy. I encourage everyone to check, hopefully more people find out their policy has a clause like yours!