Interested in upgrading your BMW's rear sway bar? We carry a variety of rear sway bar options for your BMW. Check out our front sway bar section or front & rear if you're interested in a complete solution.
The sway bar in your vehicle connects both of the lower control arms together. During cornering, the wheel on the inside tends to want to roll under. The sway bar acts as a spring and keeps this from happening. One of the most important connections in this system is the sway bar bushings. If they are soft or worn, some of that energy going to the other side is lost from too much sway bar flex or bushing give. To keep everything tight and responsive, it's best to replace your bushings
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If you want to be able to handle corners more aggressively, you can start by adding thicker sway bars. A thicker sway bar will be less apt to bend and distort and will keep your wheel more solidly planted to the pavement. You will experience less body roll, with almost no sacrifice in ride quality
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If you want to be able to handle corners more aggressively, you can start by adding thicker sway bars. A thicker sway bar will be less apt to bend and distort and will keep your wheel more solidly planted to the pavement. You will experience less body roll, with almost no sacrifice in ride quality
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