Adding rear sway bar to lifted Tundra

So, I'm anticipating buying my brother in law's 2016 Limited CM. He put a 3" lift in it with 33" tires. I don't know the brand. I've seen a lot of Tundras with a bright red rear sway bar and from what I've read, it improves the ride. If I add one, do I need to make any accomodations for the lift? I assume the links would have to be longer? Sorry, I'm new at this. Any help is appreciated.

Thanks!

 

Im sure someone will chime in with better info, but I have one installed on my TRD PRO with ~34 tires and a 1.25” lift. Fits no problem

 

Typically, the rear of the truck isn’t lifted 3” like the front would be, so you can usually consider it close to stock height. The Toyota TRd rear sway bar is a good upgrade for handling twisty roads and towing/hauling. I’ve run one for several years. With less than 2” of lift in the rear, you are usually fine to install it the same as if it were a stock vehicle. At 4”+x you should look in to extended sway bar links or rotating the axle mounts to the rear face of the axle instead of the bottom. Either way, you shouldn’t have much issue.

 

Thanks guys! What's the part number?

 

I'm lifted 2 inches in the rear with no issues. You should be just fine.

https://www.sparksparts.com/oem-parts/toyota-trd-rear-sway-bar-ptr1134070

 

thats the one I purchased as well. Looks like it is on sale

 

You can also mount it where it sits on the side of axle, vs under. Some with larger lifts in the rear do that vs extended links. No issue and still works as designed. There are some pics of that mounting around here on Tundras in TRD Rear Sway threads.

 

Any good reason NOT to get an aftermarket one vs OEM?

 

Ya, a little out of my budget but thanks