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About LinkBacksOk, so I'm about to sell the truck and pay off all my debts (yes, I own the truck) plus I'm looking forward to Toyota releasing the Diesel Tacoma next year (Hoping more like it) so with that said I wanted to remove my lift and go back to stock.
Here's where I'm running into trouble. The shop that can do the work tells me that when camburg UCA's are installed they may have enlarged the socket in the control arm. Meaning when I go to install the new upper ball joints they will not fit properly and may require welding and machine work to fit like stock.
Can anyone confirm this?
Also, if you're in the San Diego, CA area, can you recommend a shop to go to?
ORW is OUT, they want nearly $900 to re-install the stock stuff.
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- 09-09-2009 04:25 PM #1Lurking Member
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Question regarding REMOVING Camburg UCA's on a 06 Tundra Last edited by socal98runner; 09-09-2009 at 08:46 PM.
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Re: Question regarding REMOVING Camburg UCA's on a 06 Tundra The Camburg instruction manual is floating around on this website and the internet. I would read through it and see if it is true.
- 09-13-2009 03:33 PM #3Veteran Member
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Re: Question regarding REMOVING Camburg UCA's on a 06 Tundra I don't think that shop is correct.......
New Camburg UCA's
Why pay to have it converted back to stock? You think it'll sell for more without a lift?
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Re: Question regarding REMOVING Camburg UCA's on a 06 Tundra Camburgs uni-ball adapter is the same size press fit as the stock balljoint. So its just like replacing a bj, wont distort the spindle.
- 09-23-2009 10:15 AM #5 Re: Question regarding REMOVING Camburg UCA's on a 06 Tundra
When you get them off, do you want to sell the uca's? I might be interested if the $ is right.
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Re: Question regarding REMOVING Camburg UCA's on a 06 Tundra Also intrested and also in Tucson strange...
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