Upper Control Arms
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From: Mandeville, La
Originally Posted by ThumperMX113
They are good for lifted trucks who have spacers or an additional 2" up front. They are much stronger than the stock ball joints. There is debate which is better from an articulation point of view.
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Yea...BUT with Uniballs you are very limited compared to stock balljoints in the articulation category. When I put my 4wd coilovers onto my 2wd truck with the stock balljoints it was sitting nice and high. I then I changed to the Total Chaos arms and had to crank my coilovers down a bit to be sitting at a good height where the uniballs werent maxed out. So with uniballs you are very limited when it comes to articulation.
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Originally Posted by 04procompLARIAT
Yea...BUT with Uniballs you are very limited compared to stock balljoints in the articulation category. When I put my 4wd coilovers onto my 2wd truck with the stock balljoints it was sitting nice and high. I then I changed to the Total Chaos arms and had to crank my coilovers down a bit to be sitting at a good height where the uniballs werent maxed out. So with uniballs you are very limited when it comes to articulation.
