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Delta Joint vs Uniball Upper Control Arms

Gstavy1

Gstavy1

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Is there a huge difference between going with a delta joint tubular upper control arm vs a uniball upper control arm, looking specifically at Icon's options they offer.
 
Gstavy1 said:
Is there a huge difference between going with a delta joint tubular upper control arm vs a uniball upper control arm, looking specifically at Icon's options they offer.
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Get the delta joint , worth it
Differences
Delta / uniball
Superflexy / superflexy
SEALED / not sealed
Greasable zerk / (can only squirt lube at
The top)



Now the uniball is open to the environment there is a cap you can buy but its double sided taped on the tubular are which is annoying
 
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Get the Delta Joint like ShikyoX said they’re better and most importantly they’re sealed keeps debris out.
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I think a portion of this is determined by how meticulous you are about vehicle maintenance, and if you have ever dealt with heim/uniball/other spherical rod ends, or even bronze sleeves instead of needle bearings on ujoints. If you have, then you are familiar with the extra maintenance requirements and considerations they bring. I've had too many rigs with rod end everythings to be worried about the maintenance of them, and I think they take a beating a bit better than. A lot of it is opinion and finding the one that fits your vehicle use and maintenance.
 
Anthony29 said:
Get the Delta Joint like ShikyoX said they’re better and most importantly they’re sealed keeps debris out.
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Thanks for the advice, on another note, how do you like your KM3's/what size are you running? I'm looking at throwing those on mine.
 
Gstavy1 said:
Thanks for the advice, on another note, how do you like your KM3's/what size are you running? I'm looking at throwing those on mine.
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They're great tires, great for what they're made for. Tires size 295/70/17 E Rated 10 Ply. You will definitely lose MPG and will feel loss of power other than that you will be satisfy and would love the aggressive look on them.
 
Anthony29 said:
They're great tires, great for what they're made for. Tires size 295/70/17 E Rated 10 Ply. You will definitely lose MPG and will feel loss of power other than that you will be satisfy and would love the aggressive look on them.
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Did you have to do any special cutting or add a spacer for the 295
 
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