Coachbuilder Rear Sway Bar Extended End Links +4.00" | Keeps the TRD Rear Sway Bar on 5"–8" Lifts | Fits Toyota Tundra 2007–2021 | Ekstrom Design
The Coachbuilder Rear Sway Bar Extended End Links add +4.00" of length so a lifted 2007–2021 Toyota Tundra can keep running its TRD rear sway bar instead of retiring it to a shelf. Tall lift kits pull the factory-length end links far past their intended geometry, and most owners simply unbolt the bar and live with the body roll. These longer links restore the connection so the rear bar keeps doing its job — on the street, loaded for a trip, or towing. They install as a direct replacement, reusing your existing TRD hardware and poly bushings, and they're made in the USA. If your Tundra sits on a 5"–8" lift and you miss how flat it used to corner, this is the fix.
Features
- +4.00" longer than the stock TRD end links to match tall-lift geometry
- Keeps the TRD rear sway bar working after a big lift — retains body roll control
- Direct replacement design that reuses your existing TRD hardware and poly bushings
- Compatible with BDS 7", BulletProof 6"–8", Full Throttle 8", Pro Comp 6"–7", Ready Lift 6"–8", Rough Country 6", and Zone 5" lifts
- Made in the USA
- Fits 2007–2021 Tundras equipped with the TRD rear sway bar kit
Poly bushings are not included — you'll reuse the ones from your TRD kit. Trucks lifted this tall usually need driveline attention too: see the Carrier Bearing Drop Kit for 5"–6" rear lift and the Rear Brake/ABS Relocation Kit. Browse the full sway bar lineup or all Coachbuilder upgrades.
Coachbuilder Rear Sway Bar Extended End Links +4.00" | Keeps the TRD Rear Sway Bar on 5"–8" Lifts | Fits Toyota Tundra 2007–2021 | Ekstrom Design FAQs
Which lift kits do these end links work with?
Coachbuilder verified these +4.00" links with the TRD rear sway bar on BDS 7", BulletProof 6"–8", Full Throttle 8", Pro Comp 6"–7", Ready Lift 6"–8", Rough Country 6", and Zone 5" lifts. The base fitment is any 2007–2021 Toyota Tundra running the TRD rear sway bar kit. If your lift falls in that 5"–8" range, you're covered.
Do the links come with bushings and hardware?
No — and that's by design. These are a direct replacement that reuses the hardware and poly bushings already on your TRD rear sway bar kit, so there's nothing extra to source for a standard install. Only the extended links themselves are in the box.
Why do I need extended end links after lifting my Tundra?
A 5"–8" lift moves the frame away from the axle farther than the factory-length TRD end links can span, which is why most tall-lifted Tundras end up with the rear bar removed. These +4.00" links restore the proper connection between the bar and the axle on 2007–2021 trucks, so you keep the sway bar's body roll control instead of giving it up with the lift.
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