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 ...

Front and rear sway bars are key components for improved handling and better stability for all cars. Unfortunately, many cars aren't equipped with rear sway bars at all, including nearly all vintage ...

It's no secret that sway bars are extremely beneficial to the handling capabilities of old trucks. It's also no secret that most of the '63-72 GM products did not come with them as standard equipment.

Most stock car drivers use a one-piece sway bar and find it more thanadequate for normal setups on average racetracks. There can be somedisadvantages to the one-piece bar, and there is an alternative.

Modifying cars is deeply personal and can be DIY’d by anybody. Some pursue greater cornering performance while others seek a different driving feel. Whatever it is you want to do, you’ll want to know ...

Performing your own sway bar link replacement is a solid DIY job for experienced home mechanics and novices alike. The task requires low-to-mid-level automotive repair experience and generally doesn't ...

Visalia, CA-based company Hellwig has unveiled its new front sway bar upgrade for the General Motors T1-based Chevy Silverado 1500 and GMC Sierra 1500 pickup trucks. This new sway bar was unveiled ...