RacerX0232

You should be fine in the snow, just clean them more often. I carry around a little WD40 can and a rag and wipe them every now an then.

One more thing, when you install your UCA's go and buy 90 degree zerk fittings. It makes it 100x easier to greese and saves alot of time!!!

Hey RacerX0232, the UCA's make the front end feel much more solid. I also feel them travel more with the 5100's. They are worth every penny and look much better under there. Just be sure to keep everything clean and greased up and you'll be fine. I'm sure you will be happy like everyone else.

Hey RacerX0232, yeah I'm running stock swaybar links with the Wheeler's anti-sway bushing kit and UCA's. Let me know if you need help on those UCA's, I have a write up on them just search "New UCA's". Good luck!

Hey, its Eric, just wanted to get u on my contacts

Yes, my Bilsteins are set to the highest setting and I have 1-inch blocks in the rear to keep it level. I also have the differential drop kit installed.

Yea, N-Fab doesn't make them for the Tundra AC, so I bought the bars for the Tacoma DC (84" long), cut off the mounting brackets, created mounting points on my truck, attached the brackets to the truck, then welded the bars back onto the brackets. It wasn't a quick process.