New ROKMEN Upper Control Arms for 03+ 4Runner from TotalAutomotiveLV

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For those who are looking to purchase upper control arms, youve got to check out these new ROKMEN Pro-Series UCAs. Get back your proper alignment after your lift. Greatly improve your on road ride, and off-road performance and durability. The Rokmen Pro-Series front Upper Control Arms are designed for maximum adjustability and bind free articulation throughout the suspension cycle. Castor can be adjusted from 3-5 degrees and O-ring sealed Aluminum dust caps are included!

Part Number RM43013
2003+ Toyota 4Runner
2007+ Toyota FJ Cruiser

The most complete and bulletproof UCA kit available!

• Improved on-road handling for lifted vehicles
• Bind free articulation throughout entire suspension cycle
• Heavy Wall DOM Tubing
• Dual pass TIG Welded
• Precision bored after welding for perfect Uni-Ball fit
• FK Stainless Uni-Ball w/PTFE Liner
• FK Rod Ends at the frame w/PTFE Liners for maximum friction free articulation
• 17-4 Stainless Steel inserts & Uni-Ball Spacers
• Tons of adjustment options
• Machined ABS Mount
• Sand Blasted & Powder Coated

Free Included Weather Pack:
• O-ring sealed Aluminum dust caps, secured w/stainless bolts.
• Fully enclosed rod end weather boots
• Boot Installation Tool
• 2oz. of Tri-Flow dry lubricant w/PTFE

Easy Alignment / Adjustability:
• Castor can be adjusted from 3-5 degrees on lifted vehicles by varying the included rod end spacer sizes at the frame
• Additional fine tuning of castor, camber, and track width via rod end adjustability

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Get yours here - RM43013

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It looks like you need to remove the control arm to adjust anything. Am I seeing this incorrectly? Or is the rod end threaded into the nut and the nut threaded into the control arm (similar to ICON)?
 
Wow those look nice. Can I trade in my new nit installedbyet Icon UCA's I bought from you for these instead? :) I'll be the guinea pig
 
It looks like you need to remove the control arm to adjust anything. Am I seeing this incorrectly? Or is the rod end threaded into the nut and the nut threaded into the control arm (similar to ICON)?

We will be posting some instructions on how to adjust the castor with these shortly. It is a double threaded unit.
 
I can tell you, I ran Rokmen arms on my Jeeps, and their stuff is bulletproof and well designed. This would be my only choice given my previous experience with their products.
 
Adds to build spreadsheet... plugs in cost... looks at build 'want list' total...

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Taking a hard look at these...anyone here that can chime in?
I just installed mine. I'll take a photo of them when I get back home. They're pretty nice, high quality, and came with good install instructions. They shipped them to me ultra quick too!
 
I just installed mine. I'll take a photo of them when I get back home. They're pretty nice, high quality, and came with good install instructions. They shipped them to me ultra quick too!

Could you post the instructions? I'd like to know if the arms are adjustable while installed on the truck.
 
Could you post the instructions? I'd like to know if the arms are adjustable while installed on the truck.

from what i can see they're not. the heims are threaded into the actual tubes and there is a lock nut to keep them from twisting. a quick call to Jeff at rokmen can sort it out though
 
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Sorry guys, I completely forgot to post. I actually tossed the directions in the trash after I finished my install. I thought I kept them, but apparently not. The install was pretty straight forward. They provide a metal pipe used to properly space and set the arms. Then you lube up the joints, put the weather boots on, and install using the existing UCA bolt.

My only gripe is I'm experiencing some loud squeaking somewhere and I'm not sure if it's the UCA's or not. I'll post my alignment results tomorrow if I remember. I've been really busy since I finished my lift install, and haven't had any time to tinker with it so bear with me! I should get into the garage tomorrow and get time to troubleshoot some things.
 
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