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Dodge Dakota Sway Bar Kit
The Sway Bar Kit in Dodge Dakota cars plays the primary role of improving on the handling of vehicles and reducing side to side movements which otherwise will come as a result of body roll when cornering or over rugged terrain. This roll bar links the opposite wheels through a torsion spring thus increasing the roll stiffness of the vehicle while not changing its vertical stiffness. The opportunity for the wheels to rotate together is provided by the Sway Bar Kit, which in its turn decreases lateral tilt and increases the overall handling characteristics. Accross the years Dodge Dakota has used many types of Sway Bar Kits, adjustable and active Sway Bar Kits are of special type where the stiffness of the bar can be changed while driving. Although the early Sway Bar Kits can transfer shocks between wheels hence the waddling movement when the car is on harsh terrains, the current models may come with advanced systems that allow it to adjust the bar in real time to improve the car's stability and comfort on the road.
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Dodge Dakota Sway Bar Kit Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How Should the front Stabilizer Bar and Stabilizer Bar bushing Be Installed on Dodge Dakota?A: Remove the upper nut from the sway bar kit link and separate it from the bar. Remove the lower nut from the link and separate it from the lower control arm. Remove the sway bar kit and rubber bushings. Inspect rubber bushings for wear and damage. Replace if cracked, torn, or deteriorated. Installation is the reverse of removal.
