ToyTec Lifts and SPC/Light Racing UCA's
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theizzardking
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been wondering about these they don't improve the ride but improve durability correct? or does adjusting the camber help with handling as well? or is it more up and down movement? i have always though they were justr a durability thing but some recent conversations have began to make me think other wise
theizzardking
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oh ya on topic, looks like a good price from the people i've been talking too 5-600 is the norm, i may just be calling you sooner then later, just got to prioritize my wish list lol...
ToyTec Lifts
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Yes, they do improve the ride quality because they improve the alignment, or the ability to hit the alignment specs better. If anyone ever has about $420 to spend on them, they are worth it! With the UCA's, you do see a bit more travel in the IFS system.
And then of course they are beefier too!
Yes, they do improve the ride quality because they improve the alignment, or the ability to hit the alignment specs better. If anyone ever has about $420 to spend on them, they are worth it! With the UCA's, you do see a bit more travel in the IFS system.
And then of course they are beefier too!
Pikeman
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I agree about UCA's giving just a little more travel and also being able to get better alignment. I was told that putting the Coil Overs on and cranking them to max height I will never get aligned properly again. I spent the money on UCA's (different company) and my alignment tabs are middle adjustment and everything is to spec. Rides very nice. So I agree if you can find the 400+ they are worth every penny.
theizzardking
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yeah makes sense with the camber adjustment and all and the larger shape to them, that they would give a little better performance all around, good to know as i was wondering if what i was hearing was hype or the real deal, my buddy's got a set on his LC and swears by them on the washboards (of course the rest of the set-up matter as well). good to know guys! will be ponying up soon i guess better do it now before i throw my lift on as it will just be easier all the way around if i don't it all at once. so looks like i'll be on a 3 inch lift with 31's for a bit longer lol. thanks again guys!
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ToyTec Lifts
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Sorry I missed ya there,
You actually make the adjustment before/as you put the ball joint on the arm. The directions will show you all your setting options, which is a lot.
Yes, a positive caster.
