I did a thing. I like the thing I did

What a difference. Read posts here. Did front and rear in 30 min. Having access to a lift helped a touch. Anyways. If you’re on the fence, get off. MASSIVE difference.

 

Did them 4 years ago. Huge mondo ginormous difference.

 

Do you notice the big difference even just normal street driving or just big difference off road or noticeable on both?

 

Just did it this morning so only street so far but the difference is night and day.

 

Very noticeable for street driving. Truck handles better with the sway bars installed. Adding the rear bar was about a 75% improvement for me, upgrading to the thicker front bar improved handling by another 25%.

 

Thanks Def going to look into these for the next mod. Where did you end up purchasing yours? @sledbiz

 

I got them thru work. I’m in the automotive field so it made it easy.

 

Should help with handling and body roll. But will hurt ability to flex and be a hindrance on the rocks

 

Will not be good for off road.

 

To bad the tundra sway bars don’t have dis-connects like I had on my 95 jeep. The best of both worlds.

 

You're not wrong... wonder if someone makes a kit?

Not electric/auto, but I would consider a beefy sway bar with manual disconnects.

 

I think the Land Cruizer has an electronically controlled sway bar system. I cant remember the name of it at the moment.

 

This is what I had on my 95 YJ. Manual disconnect. But my pipes were straight. It really help with articulation. With the right length pipe, you wouldn’t need to drop the sway bar when lifted.

 

Kinetic Dynamic suspension

Uses hydraulic cylinders to stiffen or slack the anti roll bars. You get both flattened cornering on road, and full articulation when you need it off road.

Cool system

 

Yes thank you.

The closest I've seen in an aftermarket system is ICONs electronically controlled shock system. Different application but similar effect.

 

The rear bar definitely helped make my truck feel more stable and reduce body roll in corners but it didn't eliminate it. I'm not sure I'd call it a night and day difference.