Won't really know until I get it out on twisty roads or the freeway. Should know by end of the week.
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- Duck Vader
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Ya. I eyed those too. Was able to get this oem one direct from a tundra dealership for about 50% off regular price and free shipping.Chris GTO TT wrote: ↑Sat Jun 07, 2025 1:37 am I was looking at the Helwig one for my truck since it's supposed to help with stability when towing. However, at $650 I'm not sure I'm interested in that kind of money.
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Night and day difference. Holy hell. Figured I'd notice something but it's seriously a massive improvement.
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Been very tempted on the Tahoe. That thing has more roll than I’ve ever liked.
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- Chris GTO TT
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Disconnecting it really helps with head toss and smoother ride off-road too.
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I've been looking at it. Not really sure if there would be a good way to quick disconnect it anyway. Would need to find a way to secure it out of the way.
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Lock them up top. Good read on it.Duck Vader wrote: ↑Mon Jun 09, 2025 6:13 pm I've been looking at it. Not really sure if there would be a good way to quick disconnect it anyway. Would need to find a way to secure it out of the way.
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I dont see how that would work on a RSB. The way this thing attaches to the rear axle. Not the frame like most sway bars. Basically it is u-bolted to the rear axle and 2 bolts at the end of the endlinks attach to the frame. If you disconnect anything it will fall down. So would need to find a way to secure it to the axle itself.
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Driving the truck at night the other day. How the hell did we survive the early 00s driving trucks with those headlights? 
Danielle said I need new ones and pressured me into buying ones. So trying these out:
https://www.diodedynamics.com/2007-2013 ... air-1.html
Not sure if I am going to paint the under parts of leave them black yet. We will how it looks when I get them. Something different than the typical Morimotos.
Danielle said I need new ones and pressured me into buying ones. So trying these out:
https://www.diodedynamics.com/2007-2013 ... air-1.html
Not sure if I am going to paint the under parts of leave them black yet. We will how it looks when I get them. Something different than the typical Morimotos.
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Headlights were so bad until the last 5-10 years unless you got the upgraded lighting packages. It was one of the things that made shopping for a used truck hard for me, I wanted the factory lighting package or I knew I was spending over $1000 immediately for aftermarket upgrades. Halogens are just terrible. Hope these work out for you.
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One of the best "old" headlights i ever experienced was that of the 300ZX's. Those light up the drive really nice. New LEDs are terrific though.

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You mean lambo Diablo headlights.
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reflectors are the devil. projector retrofits on everything from now on for me.
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New eyeballs.
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DRL:

Headlights ON:

OFF:

DRL:

Headlights ON:
