UCA Question - Do I still need aftermarket arms?

So, I was going to install some SAWs and lift to about 2.5". I got some Camburg UCAs to help me keep a decent alignment post lift. Since reading all the stuff regarding the needle bearing problems out there I've decided to just go up 1" in the front for now and not to install my rear AALs at this time. My question is, can I still use the new UCA's or will it mess things up since I'm not going up much? Appreciate any insight anyone can provide.

 

Sure.

 

It won't mess anything up at all. You can totally still use them.

 

Cool. Thanks, guys. I appreciate the responses.

 

You'll have to buy a new truck if you install those UCA's. @DCSBFTMFW doesn't know what he is talking about considering he is a bot.

 

I am indeed robotic.

 

I mean look at those messages. 22,483! I remember when I first joined and you were at like 18-19k. How does one achieve such skills?

 

Type 140 WPM and never stop believing. Always be in Wifi signal range, or have a 30 gig data plan.

 

Haha, I live in gig city, so I make use of 1gb up and down at home. Comepeting with the Google Fiber thanks to EPB!

 

Hm..

I live in rural shitsville and we just got access to the slowest possible DSL connections about 5 years ago, so that's pretty sweet.

 

If we are competing for slowest internet speed i'd like to enter. My iPhone has a faster DL speed than my home internet.

 

You win. That Ping is pretty good though.

 

Greek to me. I just know it's slow. And I'm 43 miles from San Francisco.

 

I dumped uverse due to shitty download speeds. I was getting 6 down and not even one up. Now with comcast i got 50 down and 12 up. MUCH better!

 

Comcast was actually slower and more expensive!

 

Well shit. Lol.

 

Guess it varies by region. Anyway, thanks again for the response. This 2ng gen shit is making me wish I still had my 02. Life was simpler back then!!

Later!

 

Here's mine. This is a secondary router I use, so it's not even my primary home router!