Light Racing or Camburg UCA's

It came up as one line on my screen, your legacy is preserved OZ

I actually do value your opinion. However, as someone with the original arms and the original parts you seem to be a very lucky guy to of not had issues. Did you swap out the bushings or install them without the washer on the inside originally?

 

Learn something new every day

 

A good one? Are you reading any of the posts in these threads before you're posting them?

 

That article seems very pro Uniball Camburg, which is the other option I'm considering. I'm also waiting to see if JBA's newer arms have the right angles built in.

 

Same thought I had, the article he posted is very pro Camburg Uniball lol.

 

Mine are the original bushings and ball joints , installed correctly by torquing after the truck was on the ground which probably has more to do with the longevity than luck

If there was some massive inherent flaw in the arms so that every pair was likely to break in a 5 year lifespan there would likely be a recall on them

But again , don't buy them if you don't trust them , I care not

 

no just found a quick link using the search feature

I saw it, you should just buy a third gen and crawl the mall

 

do you not realize that thread is the exact same as this one?

 

Excuse me, actually that title has camburg first and not light racing

 

Can't we all just get a long bro's and hoe's

 

No OZ-T in that thread though. Threads with OZ-T involved are never the same.

 

thread title, that is all. Same as this one it is

 

Apparently not...

The 3rd gen has turned the whole site into dick swinging versus anything of practical value. Other than OZ's comments, which actually were helpful though pointed, nothing here has shown me anything other than people really feel invested in what they buy for a Tacoma.

 

So what'ch gonna buy?

 

Better give the credit to @usafwx for that. He had that signature for a LONG time lol.

 

Yes he did he has approved said use @usafwx

 

I'll tell you when my OT is paid out. I'm still on the fence. Honestly, I'm going to wait now to hear more about the Camburgs from a few people locally who run them that I can trust a bit more than here and go from there. If they have had their own share of issues, the cheaper option would make more sense.

 

Someone else made it, but ya I caught so much flack for that sig from the overly sensitive 3rd gen guys.