How about a new, CHEAPER, lower link arm!

[Scotty]

These are all new. They are made of 1/4" wall square tubing and utilize your stock control arm bushings. Your stock control arm bushings will need to be pressed out of your control arms, and then pressed into these new arms.

These are STOUT arms.

If you have a bent original arm/s, these will be a great, inexpensive replacement and you only have to re-use the current stock bushings. Toyota does not currently sell replacement bushings. This is why you must re-use the stock ones.
Introductory pricing will be in the $199 range for the pair.

 

[sikocycles]

Are you guys going to paint the UCAs red also?

 

[Scotty]

They have red bushings.......

 

[4WD Toyota Owner Magazine]

Very cool, send us the PR will ya?

Dave

 

[OlyWaFJ]

Won't that square tubing bend as quickly as the stock arms? Sell me...

 

[Scotty]

Won't that square tubing bend as quickly as the stock arms? Sell me...

That tubing is 1/4" wall. Same material hardcore buggies and rockcrawlers use for their link setups. It won't bend. The stock tubing is .90 wall (less than 1/8" thick).

I'll make you a deal. If you can bend one, I'll send you a replacement for FREE and give you a $200 store credit.

 

[CaliCruiser]

not a bad deal there

 

[LandCruisers4Life]

That's not exactly cheap. For the price they should already have bushings dude.

 

[cmadness]

Actually, I seen just bushings go for that price.

Nice product, keep up the good work.

 

[Scotty]

That's not exactly cheap. For the price they should already have bushings dude.

Have you priced cheaper arms that include bushings? I would be interested to see something like these available for less money with bushings.

 

[LandCruisers4Life]

Have you priced cheaper arms that include bushings? I would be interested to see something like these available for less money with bushings.

I haven't priced them at all. Considering they are just steel tubing welded together and not an engineering marvel, and asking the customer to put in their factory bushings, I figure they would be a bit cheaper. Say $100 a set sounds like a fair price. Of course, companies can charge as they wish and get it from some.

 

[CaliCruiser]

I haven't priced them at all. Considering they are just steel tubing welded together and not an engineering marvel, and asking the customer to put in their factory bushings, I figure they would be a bit cheaper.

make your own then. . .