New England B.S. Thread

Not really. You can get an OEM replacement part through Rock Auto that's around the same cost as OEM but for the same money, I'd go OEM. Total Chaos and Icon make stock travel LCA replacements but both are big money and, unless you have the need to run a secondary shock, I don't see any benefit from going with them. I believe they're in the $1,500-$2,000 range if you're interested

As far as bushings themselves, I think SPC, the same company that makes Light Racing UCA's has a lower control arm bushing set. It's a little more expensive but I believe they're polyurethane. I don't know anything more about them besides that.

 

http://www.spcalignment.com/compone...Tacoma&year=2005+-+2012&from=USAFrom&to=USATo

My bad, it's not a poly bushing set, it's just the bolts and cams that SPC offers. Here's what I was talking about. I thought it was different.

 

Ya mine is getting worse by the day. I need setup my camera and watch it though . Ill post a vid when I get around to it this week . Basically I can put the truck in reverse back out of garage hit the brakes and clank go forward into garage and stop clank back and forth over and over .
Back out and cut the wheel clank .

Thanks for the info mike !
If it is the bushing I'm just replacing the lca and not fucking around like we did at your house .

 

Honestly, because you off road, that's probably not a bad idea since it'll give you a new ball joint as well (not to mention you could have the whole thing swapped in about an hour )

 

Exactly what I was thinking . Plus rebuild the old ones at my leisure and have a spare set for when I break them again

 

Or get Total Chaos, they look sweet. But pricey.

 

Yeah get them bad boys!

 

To much cash for me .

 

^^ I hear ya, why are these things so damn expensive. It's a piece of metal.

 

Good video John had fun

 

Looks like wheeling was a good time. Just watched a couple of those videos. I didnt make it out of the woods in time to make it for 10. Hunting season is over, so I shouldnt have an excuse to miss the next one.

 

We saw a crap load of guys hunting.

 

Yea, this was the last weekend of shotgun season.

 

Got some goodies!


Got some confusion too! I thought these connected directly to the caliper..

 

Anyone know who this is? He had a nice Satoshi style grill with lights behind it and retrofitted HID headlights. Saw him near bridgeport ct.

 

Nope mounts from the bracket on the frame to the bracket off the spindle . Hard line from caliper to the bracket .

Are those the right length ? Look alittle short . I'm guessing there going in the front right ?

 

Ohhhh ok, makes sense. And they are for the front.

 

Oct RI trip......

 

That's what you get for thinking

 

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