center support bearing (again)

Well i finally made the change from ford ranger (i have had 5) to toyota tacoma, and i bought a 2010 trd with 70k on it, and got a good deal. well the center support bearing was bad, It was a replacement, so i changed it out with a dorman. That was a bad idea, the dorman after 10k was bad again (the rubber). So other than toyota, who makes a better one, i read about the urethane ones for rangers but mine is at stock height so i don't think the angles will work. My local store can get anchor #6074 or beck/arnlely 101-7912, but i am not opposed to ordering something somewhere else. just want something that will last. Seems like some off road place should make a good one. and one last question, why did toyota put such a weird angle on the drive shaft? most manufactures try to keep 2 piece shaft in somewhat of a strait line and it just doesn't seem engineered right the way the shaft is cocked to the passenger side at a downward angle.
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I had the same thing happen to me, my problem was that my drive line angles were all wrong. I found this thread pretty useful and definitely watch the video https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/cb-drop-transmission-to-cb-angle.367401/
As for the bearing OEM is the way to go, i had an aftermarket one and it lasted 7K. They just don't hold up.