Trick question: What's the difference between a sway bar and an anti-sway bar? Absolutely nothing. The linguistic shorthand of gearheads has abbreviated the more accurate term, anti-sway bar, in a way ...

Sway bar end links are the attachment points between a sway bar and suspension members. Also known as a stabilizer bar or anti-roll bar, the sway bar connects suspension components on either side of ...

To the uninitiated, a peek underneath a car might as well look like steel cobwebs. This doohicky is connected to that whatchamacallit, which goes through this little curly cue and pairs to that other ...

We’ve explained roll center, suspension geometry correction bushings, the benefits of camber, and what sway bars do to a car’s dynamic whole. We touched briefly on body rigidity when we talked about ...

Sway bars, or antiroll bars, are an often overlooked piece of a Mustang’s handling puzzle. Though less glamorous than a set of lowering springs or coilover dampers, sway bars sharpen a Mustang’s ...

A bushing permits movement between two parts without allowing them to contact each other by filling in the gap between them. When suspension bushings are worn, they don’t adequately fill the gap ...

A sway bar is a vital component of any car's suspension system and it helps in stabilizing the vehicle while cornering by reducing body roll. It is also referred to as an anti-roll bar or a stabilizer ...

Stabilizer bars are an integral and important part of a vehicle's suspension system. They can make or break a smooth, controllable ride, especially while cornering. Sometimes they are referred to as ...

This video explains the function of crossmember bushings and sway bar end links, two important parts of your vehicle's suspension. Learn how these components help maintain proper alignment and enhance ...