Total Chaos...best price
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I bought mine through eBay from a major online vendor and was able to use the 15% off coupon and got them for $565. I'd wait until one of those coupons pop up.
I've been waiting for those to pop for a few other items as well lol, but thats a good idea because the best I can find at the moment is $705.
They were listed at $705 and I offered $665 and they accepted and with 15% off it came out to the $565. Definitely worth waiting and using the make an offer feature.
Do you recall which seller this was on eBay?
91324
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Hey Tejas,
Here is a set for $705 on ebay + make an offer:
Total Chaos Uni-Ball Upper Control Arms for Toyota 4-Runner 2003-2018 96504 | eBay
"Includes: (1 Pair) 96504 Upper Control Arms, Urethane Bushings, Inner Sleeves, Tapered Spindle Adapters, 1" I.D. Stainless Steel Uniballs, Upper & Lower Hi-Misalignment Spacers, Zinc Plated End Washers, Grade 8 Mounting Hardware"
Here is a set for $705 on ebay + make an offer:
Total Chaos Uni-Ball Upper Control Arms for Toyota 4-Runner 2003-2018 96504 | eBay
"Includes: (1 Pair) 96504 Upper Control Arms, Urethane Bushings, Inner Sleeves, Tapered Spindle Adapters, 1" I.D. Stainless Steel Uniballs, Upper & Lower Hi-Misalignment Spacers, Zinc Plated End Washers, Grade 8 Mounting Hardware"
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CF_Machete
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Are you looking for total chaos for any particular reason other than name? Are you planning on running long travel or not?
I've had the standard Camburg's fro about 2 years with zero squeaks and enough caster room to keep my ride stable at highway speeds with a 3/2 lift. On their site they are 600 and might be cheaper else where. Install and greasing looks to be the same as the TCs. They have been very responsive to customer service. just grease them when you get an oil change.
I've had the standard Camburg's fro about 2 years with zero squeaks and enough caster room to keep my ride stable at highway speeds with a 3/2 lift. On their site they are 600 and might be cheaper else where. Install and greasing looks to be the same as the TCs. They have been very responsive to customer service. just grease them when you get an oil change.
No reason other than I ran them on three previous Toyota's and never had an issue so I figured I might as well stick with what I know works.
CF_Machete
Senior Member
fair enough. I think a lot of the bigger names have very similar designs. Most differences would be in the companies customer service and the type of grease used. I use red N'tacky.
$100 less might be worth a try.
