Light Racing or Camburg UCA's

Wow this escalated rather quickly

 

Where is @KayStrait from Camburg to shed some light on the subject

 

All opinion's brother that's it.

 

I blame the third gen.

 

I had Camburg on my 06' AC 4x4 and now have SPC on my 12' DCLB 4x4. The adjustability with the SPC is what sold me and that makes a huge difference in ride quality. They were recommended by 4WheelParts and the lifted truck alignment expert out here in Hawaii. If you've ever been here, you know Hawaii has more lifted trucks to stock ratio than anywhere else.

 

Are you a drop bracket lift?

 

SPC demo and install:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQA7_AC95SY

 

Ugh, you had me until 4wheelparts. I do like the adjustability of the SPC arms but, after a few dealings with the local 4wheelparts, I'd prefer to avoid their wait times here.

 

Hear a lot of Horror Stories about that place

 

Yes with coilovers set at additional 2" lift.

 

Wow that is a big lift

 

They got me what I ordered, but it took over 2 months and in store I waited over an hour to get my product.

 

The CV's are not going to be happy I would think, unless the DB puts the pumpkin right at stock level. I know another guy on here was running a 6" DB with a 2.5" lift and his CV's were literally screaming in his videos lol.

 

I'm out for a bit gotta go do some volunteering at my Son's 3rd grade class.

 

I have the 4" RCD with 1.6" Eibach coils so almost a full 6" and my CV's are barely flexed. The SPC is cracked because they used two washers which stretch the welds. From what I said, the opinions I got were from shops dealing with hundreds of lifted trucks and their customers feedbacks so I'd say it's valid. There is nothing wrong with the Camburg but personally I thought it stiffened up the ride because the caster/camber isn't adjustable. An alignment professional knows how this can impact the handling of a vehicle.

 

Lol having a friend that works for 4wheelparts has its perks, my buddy usually gets me a good discount and free shipping, also get the product within a few days

 

ah haaaah get me some shit bro

 

what you need Some stuff the discount is better, spidertrax I saved 10 bucks a pair and my bilstein 5125s I saved only 3 bucks a shock

 

I'm sure it does. My biggest issue was definitely on the shipping side. I thought it should of been mentioned by either the website or the associate that took my order on the phone that their relationship to Factor 55 wasn't the kind where they carried their stock on hand. Instead I had to find out after 4 weeks with no communication that the product I ordered was what they considered a custom order and could take up to 12 weeks to process . I had been told 2 weeks max with my confirmation order so I was in a state of WTF.

I just kept my cool and waited for my product. Then in store they had one guy working the till on a Saturday morning when most guys are buying parts. About a dozen of us watched him run around like a chicken with his head cutoff trying to serve us. He was clearly stressed so I don't blame him for being a bit rude while serving me but the hour wait for a parts pick up was disappointing considering the price I paid was worse than online and caused me more hassle.

In short, I won't be doing that rodeo again unless I have to.

 

12 weeks for a "custom" order!? my shock relocation kit from BAMF didn't even take 3 weeks and that had a pretty long lead time on their site. What was it that you ordered if you don't mind me asking?