Opinion on lca Detroit axle?

[4by4runr]

Found these:
2005 Toyota 4Runner Front Lower Control Arms w/Ball Joints (Pair)

Wondering if anyone has used these. I’m only hoping to get a couple more years out of her at this point. I have 316k. Maybe see if I can get her to 400k depending on how much I need to dump into her.
Thanks

 

[MrSeth]

Yeah man. I've run them on both of my 4Runner's over the years, with and without a big lift. No issues to report here after about 25k miles on my current ones from them!

 

[T4R2014]

Detroit axle is the cheapest China junk. Inferior metal, inferior rubber. They will not hold an alignment going down the road and you'll only realize after your tires are done. Better off pressing in Whiteline bushings and a 555 ball joint since you are in AZ and rust is non issue.

 

[MrSeth]

Detroit axle is the cheapest China junk. Inferior metal, inferior rubber. They will not hold an alignment going down the road and you'll only realize after your tires are done. Better off pressing in Whiteline bushings and a 555 ball joint since you are in AZ and rust is non issue.

Interesting. Mine has held perfect alignment between 2.5 and 3.25" lift and 35's for about 13 years straight (both builds combined). But I'm also in Texas and don't wheel every weekend.