Icon uca

Hello
I just purchased a 2017 double cab trd or. I found a pair of icon uca part number 58451 for a fj. The part number for Tacoma is 58450. I was wondering what the difference is and if they would work. They are about 300 bucks cheaper than the ones for the Tacoma. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance

 

My thought is that I would buy the part number specifically designed and designated for your Tacoma.

 

If you were baking a cake and the recipe asked for sugar, would you consider replacing it with cement that happened to look similar?

 

Just spit my food out

 

I think wondering if FJ parts and Tacoma parts are interchangeable is a pretty valid question as many parts are between FJ, Tacoma, and 4runner.

 

Since they are both Toyota trucks it will 100% work.

I too like to look for obvious budget mods please report back with pictures of the install.

 

true statement.

 

Yeah, that must be why they are under different part numbers and prices. Because they're interchangeable.

IT'S A CONSPIRACY!!!

 

Here OP.

https://bilsteinlifts.com/shop/toyo...RL3Cv0EOeW_ovp0tcHHdPxd48qvm7FMbxMaAspI8P8HAQ

If it is between the years on that page, it will be compatible.

 

Thanks so far. I just know some uca will work for the Tacoma,fj,and 4Runner. Just wondering why or what the difference would be.

 

Total Chaos looks like same part number.

 

Some suspension parts are interchangeable between FJs and Tacomas. I dont think UCAs are tho..

 

Yeah I'm not sure. Trying to look into it, looks like TC's are. Idk why Icon would be different.

 

@0210 said -conspiracy

 

Yeah must be.

 

Where are you seeing the price difference of $300? Everywhere (read: reputable) online markets (Amazon, Wheelers, Auto-Anything, etc) from my quick google search shows them to be the same ($699 MSRP). One was listed at MAP though of $639, which still isn't $300.

 

Because TC makes amazing shit, and ICON just makes shit.

 

So how come the camburgs will fit and the icons won't? I'm in canada and they list for 959 and there's a set on sale for 658. I think if my math is right that's 301.

 

Yeah but that doesn't affect how the part would fit. It's just a piece of tube that bolts in.

@Quicksandoffroad I'd call Icon and see if they can answer the question. Or a shop like @Downsouth Motorsports or @HeadStrong Off-Road or @SDHQ OFFROAD might be able to help.

 

There's more to an UCA than just a piece of tube that bolts in. Furthermore, fitting and being correct for the application are also different things.