Rear sway bar upgrade- anyone use these? (1 Viewer)

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nukegoat said:
Overpriced IMO. Just get new oe replacements
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Yep I should have had said sweet and spendee, I never looked at the price. They sure do look nice.
 
molonlabemike said:
With Trail Tailor being closed for the rest of the year, I need an alternative. Has anyone used these?
TRC0039 | SuperPro Suspension Sway Bar Link Kit Heavy Duty Rear Lexus LX 1998-2008 | Toyota Land Cruiser 80 Series 1998-2007
Also does anyone know the there is an upgrade to the rear sway bar straps? Mine took a hit and with it being rusted made it bend
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Yep... I'm running these in the rear... and Trail Tailor extended SB links for the front.
The SuperPro ones seem fine.
 
Joe422 said:
Yep... I'm running these in the rear... and Trail Tailor extended SB links for the front.
The SuperPro ones seem fine.
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Can you confirm if these are stock length or are longer than stock?


molonlabemike said:
With Trail Tailor being closed for the rest of the year, I need an alternative. Has anyone used these?
TRC0039 | SuperPro Suspension Sway Bar Link Kit Heavy Duty Rear Lexus LX 1998-2008 | Toyota Land Cruiser 80 Series 1998-2007
Also does anyone know the there is an upgrade to the rear sway bar straps? Mine took a hit and with it being rusted made it bend
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Assuming you wanting longer links ?
If the superpro aren't longer you can cut- weld an extension and buy some new rubber bushes.

There are no upgraded sway bar mounts (you referred to them as “straps”) - just replacements.
 
If you've got your stock links and they aren't rusted, you can extend them.

Did my fronts and rears earlier this fall with some 7/16ths inner DOM tubing, around 1/8" thick wall. Took about 2 hours, about $10 in metal and a few bucks in mig wire.
 
AlpineAccess said:
If you've got your stock links and they aren't rusted, you can extend them.

Did my fronts and rears earlier this fall with some 7/16ths inner DOM tubing, around 1/8" thick wall. Took about 2 hours, about $10 in metal and a few bucks in mig wire.
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That's a lot of mig wire
 
There are no upgraded sway bar mounts (you referred to them as “straps”) - just replacements.
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The LCP Sway bar mounts, well spendy They are definitely a upgrade and extendable for any size lift
 
Broski said:
There are no upgraded sway bar mounts (you referred to them as “straps”) - just replacements.
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The LCP Sway bar mounts, well spendy They are definitely a upgrade and extendable for any size lift
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LCP is selling adjustable LINKS not mounts.

The two swaybar (stabilizer) mount types:

Stabilizer mounting bracket
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Stabilizer “link” mounting bracket
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Re-read the first post- OP’s last question referred to “straps” which I interpreted as the mounts which hold the swaybar to the axle housing- afaik there is no upgraded mount.
 
abuck99 said:
The LCP Sway bar mounts, well spendy They are definitely a upgrade and extendable for any size lift
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LCP is selling adjustable LINKS not mounts.

The two swaybar (stabilizer) mount types:

Stabilizer mounting bracket
View attachment 2531652

Stabilizer “link” mounting bracket
View attachment 2531653

Re-read the first post- OP’s last question referred to “straps” which I interpreted as the mounts which hold the swaybar to the axle housing- afaik there is no upgraded mount.
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Yeah the last thing I need to fix my rear is the sway bar straps as pictured in the second to last photo
 
molonlabemike said:
LCP is selling adjustable LINKS not mounts.

The two swaybar (stabilizer) mount types:

Stabilizer mounting bracket
View attachment 2531652

Stabilizer “link” mounting bracket
View attachment 2531653

Re-read the first post- OP’s last question referred to “straps” which I interpreted as the mounts which hold the swaybar to the axle housing- afaik there is no upgraded mount.
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Yeah the last thing I need to fix my rear is the sway bar straps as pictured in the second to last photo
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Ya I got it, read the last post!! Don't know why any one needs to up grade that strap
 
Broski said:
Yeah the last thing I need to fix my rear is the sway bar straps as pictured in the second to last photo
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Ya I got it, read the last post!! Don't know why any one needs to up grade that strap
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dont really need to”upgrade” but more or less replace it. Mine is rusted and took a hit from a rock.
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I removed my sway bar years ago let me look around, you can have the straps there rust free, Pick up or pay shipping 😉
 
molonlabemike said:
With Trail Tailor being closed for the rest of the year, I need an alternative. Has anyone used these?
TRC0039 | SuperPro Suspension Sway Bar Link Kit Heavy Duty Rear Lexus LX 1998-2008 | Toyota Land Cruiser 80 Series 1998-2007
Also does anyone know the there is an upgrade to the rear sway bar straps? Mine took a hit and with it being rusted made it bend
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These are the superpros with ahc. TT was the only one that makes them for the front so I have those also.

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