Sway bars are most common on the front of a vehicle, but may also be found on the rear of vehicles with independent rear suspension systems. Learning what a sway bar does, the different types of stabilizer bars, and the signs of a worn sway bar can help you better understand your vehicle's suspension system and diagnose potential issues.

2015年11月17日 · A sway bar (also called an anti-sway bar or anti-roll bar) is a component of some vehicles’ suspensions. You might guess that “sway” in a car or truck isn’t a good thing, so an anti-sway bar would be useful, and in the broadest terms that’s correct. But it’s also a bit more complicated than that.

2017年2月26日 · Sway bar end links are small but crucial components in a vehicle’s suspension system. They connect the sway bar (also known as the anti-roll bar) to the suspension components, playing a significant role in vehicle stability and handling.

2013年1月8日 · One easy way to improve handling and overall drivability is to control body roll and improve traction with aftermarket sway bars, or antiroll bars as they're sometimes known.

A sway bar, also known as a roll bar, stabilizer bar, anti-sway bar and anti-roll bar, is a device made of hollow steel that runs across the front and back of your vehicle. It's designed to stabilize your vehicle when cornering.

2023年3月2日 · Most often, the sway bar is found on the front of the vehicle, bolted securely to the suspension. However, some cars have front sway bar links, while others contain both front and rear sway bar links.

2020年12月30日 · A sway bar, also known as an anti-sway bar, anti-roll bar, or a stabilizer bar, is typically a u-shaped metal bar connected to the strut or control arm, located by each of the vehicle’s wheels. Not every vehicle has one, and there are multiple types.

2023年11月4日 · A sway bar is a torsion spring with short lever arms at both ends. The solid metal bar’s lever arms connect to the left and right wheels in the front or rear suspension. Sway bars prevent body roll when a vehicle is making turns or driving over uneven roads.

PST has a full line of G-MAX® Sway Bars to choose from for many different vehicles. G-MAX® Sway Bars are built from solid steel for superior performance and handling. They are a great upgrade over your stock setup.

What is the purpose of sway bars? They tie the left side wheels to the right side wheels on both the front and rear of your car. What do they do: In a corner your vehicle wants to roll over in the corner due to centrifugal force.