Extended Anti-Sway Bar links or Drop Spacers Available?

[blknblubkrdude]

Looking to get the anti-swaybar back into alignment after the 2.5" lift, to get rid of that excess body roll around turns.

I have searched everywhere, and only have found the Downey HD links, which are not made any more.

I know the aftermarket is limited on these Tundras, but I would have expected to find a part that is as simple as this.

Thanks!

[debo1683]

Check these out...
Toyota Tundra H.D. Sway Bar Links | eBay

I have a set on my truck, and they are nice. I bought them because they are around the same price as an aftermarket end link and are pretty beefy. I have no idea if they will work with a lift, my truck is stock height. I am sure the seller will help you out, if you need.

[blknblubkrdude]

Thanks for the link!

I don't necessarily need heavy-duty link, just ones that are a couple inches longer.

With the angle the bar is at now, it totally loses it's effectiveness.

[blknblubkrdude]

Bumparoni.

[bobbygail@aol.com]

I have installed the HD links from tojoman on Ebay as listed above by debo1683. I have an 05 DC with 5100 Bilsteins installed at the top notch (2.5 inches of lift) and did not have any problems with the links not being long enough. The sway bar is not twisted / angled in any way that creates issues with the sway bar.

[blknblubkrdude]

Very interesting! They must not be stock replacement links. I will give them a shot. Thanks!

[bobbygail@aol.com]

They may be slightly longer than OEM. I never did measure them. The price on the HD sway bar links is not bad if not cheaper than OEM replacements. When I installed the new links, I also installed new MOOG sway bar bushings. The sway bar links also come with instructions and torque specs... There is a DIY also Downey H.D. Sway Bar End Links Install