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Sway Bars FAQ: Everything You Need to Know
What is a Sway Bar?
Also called an anti-roll bar, anti-sway bar, a stabilizer bar, or just plain roll bar, it's one of the many critical parts of the suspension system in a vehicle.
What Does One Do?
It increases the suspension's roll stiffness. This, in turn, helps keep body roll -- that unnervingly "lean" that you feel when cornering fast or driving across uneven terrain -- to a minimum. It does this by connecting opposite (i.e., left-side and right-side) wheels with short lever arms, linked together by a torsion spring.
Some sway bars optimize rigidity to give your ride a flatter, more stable stance when cornering, while others can even reduce understeer. The result either way: a more responsive feel when driving, and one that maintains your original steering and suspension systems' handling. Before you buy one, however, you should make sure that it's genuine.
Why Buy a Genuine OEM Sway Bar?
Mopar manufactures them to fit to your vehicle's chassis perfectly. The same goes for the replacement parts for one. That's a compatibility assurance that you may not get from aftermarket sway bars.
Where Can I Order Genuine Mopar Sway Bars?
Online, right here at our auto parts store. To find what'll fit, all you need to do is browse our catalog with your brand, model, and model year filled in. Buy now, and we'll ship straight to your door, fast -- you'll be upgrading in no time.