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Old 01-20-2006, 06:53 PM
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How can I reduce the dreaded body roll with a lifted tundra? I was wondering if polyurethane bushings and/or a Hellwig sway bar would help? Does anybody have experience with the bushings? I know the sway bar by Hellwig will help, but will the bushings do much?
I am thinking of getting the steering rack bushings in conjunction with polyurethane bushings for the front suspension.
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Helwig or an add-a-leaf. Doing the bushings isnt a bad idea, but wont help as much as a sway bar or AAL
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Hey Tedd,

I have a 1.25 block in the rear. Swapping that out for an add a leaf will help out? Which add a leaf do you recommend?

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Yeah. The Deaver progressive pack that Demello sells is pretty good, but there ore others. Do you still have your overload leaf?
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[QUOTE=TMS2U]Yeah. The Deaver progressive pack that Demello sells is pretty good, but there ore others. Do you still have your overload leaf?[/QUOT

I didn't remove any of the leaf springs upon install of the block, so the overload spring is still there. Are you suggesting a complete replacement of the leaf spring pack or to just add a leaf?

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AAL is plenty. The Deaver progressive pack will get rid of the overload leaf
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Default Re: Lifted Tundra and Minimizing Body Roll?

I strongly recommend a hellwig sway bar it took all body roll out of my tundra. I have an inch block and a hellwig wow what a difference.
add a-leaf are OK but will stiffen your ride
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