Chassis Friendly
How TYPEONE Stable Bar Work?
TYPEONE stable bar is an aftermarket automotive suspension component that connects the two or more strut towers/bars of a vehicle, which are the structural parts of the suspension that hold the shock absorbers or body. The purpose of a strut brace/bar is to increase the stiffness and rigidity of the vehicle’s chassis, which can improve handling, stability and reduce body roll. The added stiffness can also enhance the overall performance of the suspension and help keep the tires in better contact with the road.
How TYPEONE Anti-Roll Bar Work?
TYPEONE anti-roll bar is a component of a vehicle’s suspension system that helps to reduce the amount of body roll or sway, that a vehicle experiences during cornering. It connects the left and right wheels of a vehicle together through short lever arms, and as one wheel goes up and down, the anti-roll bar transfers some of the motion to the opposite wheel, which helps to keep the body of the vehicle more level. This improves handling and stability and can also help to reduce tire wear.
Strut brace/bars and anti-roll bars are different components, and their functions are different, but they both work to improve the handling and stability of a vehicle. While strut brace/bars connect the two or more strut towers/bars and increase the stiffness and rigidity of the vehicle’s chassis, anti-roll bars connect the left and right wheels of a vehicle together and reduce the amount of body roll. They can be used together to achieve the best results.
