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Tbh, I’m glad I didn’t see them before RB pro forged. I would have probably done it! I had TC uca on my 05 4Runner, definitely quality
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Finally got the truck back a couple days ago, got the bj and diff spacers in. SO MUCH BETTER! And now they were to get my alignment proper. 
Only bummer is my idler arm didn’t show up in time to join the process, so that’s on THE LIST. Progress
Only bummer is my idler arm didn’t show up in time to join the process, so that’s on THE LIST. Progress
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Now , I got the squeaks up front. What needs lube? Brand new upper ball joints. I can’t agree with the squeak. thank you guys
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If it happens at full lock and going over a bump or up a ramp it's the plastic cap(s) missing from the steering stop(s).
If it's in other conditions and the ball joints have been greased then I'd start by checking the torque on the upper ball-joint mounting bolts.
If it's in other conditions and the ball joints have been greased then I'd start by checking the torque on the upper ball-joint mounting bolts.
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Thanks NutSquad
This thing is 664.89 now. LOL$159 vs. $599 for this one.Toyota 4Runner 1986-1995 CADDY IDLER ARM | TOTAL CHAOS FABRICATION - https://www.chaosfab.com/product/1986-1995-Toyota-4Runner-Caddy-Idler-Arm-95130
Seems like quite a bit of inflation there at Total Chaos.