Camburg Upper Control Arms for Taco

[RedTaco4x4]

http://www.wheelersoffroad.com/camburgcotaco.htm

Would there be a worthwhile advantage to replacing the stock upper control arms of the Tacoma with something like these on a Taco with a ~3" coil spring lift? Would I see any type of suspension improvement over the stock upper?

 

[RedTaco4x4]

bttt...any idears?

 

[Stankoma]

Possibly more suspension droop, but I couldn't tell ya, I don't have any upper control arms anymore on my taco. I'm using VW struts instead.

 

[ATLRoach]

http://www.wheelersoffroad.com/camburgcotaco.htm

Would there be a worthwhile advantage to replacing the stock upper control arms of the Tacoma with something like these on a Taco with a ~3" coil spring lift? Would I see any type of suspension improvement over the stock upper?

By replacing the stock upper with aftermarket uniball uppers it can give you up to 1" more of droop and you don't have to worry about your upper ball joint angle.

Kyle Roach
GA TTORA Prez

 

[Rich]

Besides the price, I've gotta wonder about the longevity of what's basically a johnny joint being RIGHT where it's gonna get spray from everything that comes off the tire, on a D/D rig. This ain't California, where you can have expanded metal flooring in your rig. Isn't Camburg a CA-based company?

Just thinking out loud, but also - how will the lower ball joint like another inch of downtravel?

 

[shawn]

1" more of droop

A 100% increase over factory!

 

[Rich]

Get yer crap outta my tech section, biotch!