Review- TRD Rear Sway Bar- before and after

I have the OEM on my 2014.
It runs about $350 + tax and shipping from Sparks.
PTR11-34070 - TRD Rear Sway Bar - 2007-2021 Toyota Tundra | Sparks Parts

$317 + tax and shipping
PTR1134070 - 2007-2021 Toyota TRD Rear Sway Stabalizer Bar Tundra - OEM Parts Quick

There are some cheap ones on Amazon, but I can't vouch for how good or not good they may be.
Amazon.com : tundra trd rear sway bar

You can google the part number and see what dealers around you might be charging.

PTR11-34070

 

Stating the obvious here, but the closer you are to a dealership, the better the shipping cost (sometimes it’ll even be free).

This may be a bit tedious, but it’s worth the time spent if you want to find the best total price:

1. Go to the official Toyota Parts Dealer page: https://autoparts.toyota.com/find-dealer
2. Enter your Zip Code and you should see a list of dealerships
3. Go down the list, one by one, and do a search for PTR11-34070
4. Look for lowest base prices, then look at shipping cost in cart

By doing this, I was able to find a dealership near me that was the lowest cost around AND free shipping. The upsides are that shipping transit times should be quick due to the close distance and it’s guaranteed to be an OEM part.

 

I've over tighten the link bolts to 65 ft-lb instead 48 ft-lb. should i loosen them and tight them again?

 

Does anyone have either the TRD or the Amazon knockoff installed WITH dual exhaust? Just curious if I will have room for the drivers side mount with the pipe that exits behind the tire.

 

I have both...no issue. I think I installed the exhaust first.

 

I do

I even have the bumper step installed

no issues

 

Thanks fellas. Hopefully it’ll fit with the duals and the Dirty Deeds Helmholtz resonators
That solidifies that I will be buying one.

 

I see you sway bar looks like it is on the rear of the axle, most I see mount to the bottom of the axle?

 

Hey Rex! I'm trying to mount my swaybar like you did to get some more clearance under my axle for offroading! Did you have to trim your swaybar brackets to fit it over the axel welds? Also, did you have to bend/move the brake lines so the bracket fits?

 

This is my next project. Should I do just the back or the front as well?

I am waiting on a 25% coupon from Fred Anderson Toyota or anyone else if you any?

Still a good price if I get I now.

 

get both.

they are easy.

 

So what you're telling me is I should quit screwing around and get this bar. I mean, this many folks just can't be wrong.

 

yes.

it's one of the few things you can do that you will truly feel once they are installed.

and it's easy.




Traction bars.....not so much.

 

I'm about 200 lbs over max GVWR so I'm taking in all the info I can and trying to get this set up. I'm thinking the TRD bar, blue sumo springs, and that beautiful Roadmaster setup is gonna be just the ticket as long as they can all play well together.

 

Aren’t you selling the Tundra?

 

Not until i drive the wheels off it.

 

I took my sway bar off because of offroading. It's good to have it on pavement, but I use winch less often now. Suspension articulation beats easier steering.

 

yeah this thread is for pavement princesses. gives me a chuckle.

 

When I had a ranger and people said "get a real truck" I'd laugh and say "I can haul just as much sailboat fuel as you can, and I crawl all up and down that mall parking lot"

 

Noob here - Can this be installed if running a suspension lift?

 

Looking to do front and rear sway bars. Any issues with my lift? 3” up front 1.5-2 in the rear. I figure the front one will just connect in like my stock one is. Looks like the rear will work with my lift from others.

 

Answered my own question - yes it can be installed with lift, 2.5” rear blocks to be exact and the sway bar makes a huge difference with less body roll, better handling

 

Yes it will work with a lift, check my response above