BPF 80 Series Land Cruiser RockJock AntiRock Frame Mounting Plates

80 Series Land Cruiser RockJock AntiRock Frame Mounting Plates

Install a RockJock AntiRock rear sway bar on your Toyota Land Cruiser 80 Series with BPF frame mounting plates. Made from laser-cut 1/4-inch steel, these plates position and support the AntiRock outer tube between the frame rails while using existing factory spare tire carrier mounting holes—no additional frame drilling required.

• Direct bolt-on frame mounting: Uses existing factory frame holes.
• Adjustable positioning: Slotted mounting holes help set sway bar location, tire and component clearance, and end-link alignment.
• Built for modified 80 Series Land Cruisers: Allows fitting adjustments for different suspension heights and setups.
• Raw 1/4-inch steel: Supplied unfinished for final positioning and optional tack welding.

In stock and ready to ship: Mounting Plates Only and Complete AntiRock Kit options.

Choose Your AntiRock Option

Mounting Plates Only: Includes a driver-side and passenger-side pair of BPF laser-cut 1/4-inch steel frame mounting plates. RockJock sway bar and end links are not included with this option.

Complete AntiRock Kit: Includes the two BPF mounting plates, RockJock Universal AntiRock Sway Bar Kit (CE-9906-20), and two shorter 6-1/2-inch adjustable end-link rods (CE-9901RD3). The RockJock sway bar kit uses a 50-inch by 1-inch bar with 20-inch steel arms.

Fitment note: The standard end-link rods included with the RockJock universal sway bar kit are too long for this application. The Complete AntiRock Kit includes the shorter CE-9901RD3 rods specified for the 80 Series setup.

Installation and Fitment

Mount the plates using the existing factory frame holes. Position the AntiRock tube using the slots, check suspension and tire clearance, align the end links, and tighten the frame mounting hardware after final positioning. The axle-side attachment of the sway bar must also be installed and positioned correctly; this part of a custom AntiRock installation can involve welding.

Are the frame plates weld-on? No. The frame plates bolt to the factory holes without drilling. Tack welding the frame plates after final positioning is optional, not required, and may provide additional security for off-road use.

Before use: Cycle the suspension and confirm clearance to the tires, sway bar, end links, and other components throughout suspension travel. Verify mounting hardware is correctly secured. Installation should be performed by someone familiar with suspension modifications.

See other accessories in our 80 Series Land Cruiser parts collection.