Sonoran Steel Rear Sway Bar Adj Bracket

[Ride_Red]

Anyone have a picture of what the Sonoran Steel Rear Sway Bar Adjustment Brackets look like?

Also, do they make a difference? If not, what are some other options?

Thanks!

 

[BrianSD_42]

Steve was either the first or one of the first to sell a Tundra coil lift as a business.

I'm sure they serve a purpose or he wouldn't have included them.

Did you check his website?

 

[SCRunner12]

I'd just get some front sway bar links from a 3rd gen or rear sway bar links from a 2nd gen. Probably a lot cheaper and do the same thing.

 

[white_n_slow]

I've got some out in the garage, I'll take a pic when I get a chance.

All they do is re-locate the D-brackets higher up on the axle so you can use your stock end links. Simple, but they do the trick.

 

[Ride_Red]

I've got some out in the garage, I'll take a pic when I get a chance.

All they do is re-locate the D-brackets higher up on the axle so you can use your stock end links. Simple, but they do the trick.

I didn't see them on the website.
Steve has me just about sold on them, but I'd like to see them before I buy them.

Thanks in advance white_n_slow!

 

[white_n_slow]

So the idea is the bottom holes (actually the bottom hole and the 3rd from bottom) bolt to your stock D-bracket mount holes on the axle, and then the D-bracket mounts to the upper holes (top hole and 3rd from top) instead of the stock location. It's not actually bolted up in these pics, I just sorta threw it together to give you the idea.

:edit: after looking at the pics, it doesn't actually sit that high when properly installed, about 1" lower. I had it flipped around upside down.

 

[wrench.n.wheel]

This is also a good option to fix the issue of the sway bar binding against the elocker actuator housing.