Freedom Offroad UCA are rebranded Hardrace Suspension UCA

For anyone wondering where the Freedom offroad UCA is manufactured, turns out they are simply rebranded Hardrace Suspension UCA.

The hardrace UCA retail for about 700 AUD or 530 USD while the Freedom Offroad retail for 390.

HardRace 8747 : https://www.hardrace.com/Product_de...ke=21&Car_model=247&Car_Type=461&MainType=108


Freedom Offroad UCA: https://freedomoffroadusa.com/front-upper-control-arms-for-2-4-lift-fo-t701fu/

 

At that price go JBA and get a proven product

 

FWIW The Freedom Off-road UCA is $390 for the Tacoma. They’re a great budget UCA option.

 

I've been told that hardrace make relatively good product on the Asian market.

 

I've used them on my hondas. Theyre alright. I dont think I've heard much of them breaking outside of extreme circumstances(curb hoping or impacts).
Hardrace/Megan racing are literally the exact same in the honda world. Just powdercoated differently.

 

This Wulf UCA looks similar to Freedom and Hardrace. Currently on sale for $249.

 

why do these look much shorter than every other UCA out there

 

Angle of the picture. In my hands they look bigger than OEM.

 

Honestly love the fact they use OEM style bonded rubber bushings at the frame. After being on my THIRD set of SPC arms with xAxis joints at the frame... I will not be doing another set unless I find some bonded rubber bushings that fit the SPC arms.

JUST MAKE SURE TO TORQUE THE LONG UCA TO FRAME BOLT AT RIDE HEIGHT!

 

I've ran these for 3 years, pretty hard use on the weekends off-road and fishing and it's my work truck. Ive put 100,000 miles on them. I just got the replacement ball joints from freedom as I have some play in them. My lower ball joints deteriorated faster than the uca if that counts for anything