[CLOSED] **All-Pro UCA Group Buy** 4Runners and TACOMAS!

Tracy had this to say back a few pages, bolded text

 

Paid

 

Paid in full

 

thanks guys

 

who do we email?

 

paid.

post 71 on page 4 is the email address you are looking for.

 

post 71 please

 

thanks

 

Just found out due to lack of business my work will be shutting down 7/13 - 7/19 which will likely be 7/10 through the 19th thanks to 4 day work weeks.

Depending on order of shipping and how they are shipped sounds like I know how I may be spending part of that time.

Now the question is, with only going up 2 - 2 1/2 inches in the front, does everyone still shoot for 3+ on caster? I may end up swithing out the studs on the coilovers and installing the 10mm spacers for the full 3" though.

 

I've email Tracy @Tracy@All-Pro Off Road

 

thanks bud, let me know when youve paid

 

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what is the price?
Looks like $649 a set. So like $519 w/ 20% discount.

Is it 20% off $649 or $699?

 

What year and model is your truck?

 

3 degrees positive caster is ideal for a 2" plus lift. The danger with the spacer is you have to make sure you don't bind your CV joints at droop.

 

This will be for my 14' 4runner

 

Your A-Arms run $699.00 so your total would be $559.20

 

With my 2.5" lift, I'm able to get 2.8 and 2.9 degree positive caster. What benefits will I gain with this uca?

 

Your stock arms don't compensate for caster when lifted and have a weak ball joint that won't withstand the angles of a lift suspension. Our arms replace the weak ball joint and add 2 degrees of caster, which is what you lose when you lift your truck (without a-arms). Our A-Arms also allow for more clearance for larger tires.

 

Thanks!
Will contact you soon.

 

That's the biggest reason I'm only considering it, I'm a bit reluctant with vibration concerns as it is lol.

Did they do something different with the baja and the pro? Aren't those both factory lifted? Womder if they have different CV shafts to accomodate or something.

Haven't paid much attention to those though.