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ST Anti-Swaybar Set BWM 02 Series 2002
$599.00
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$599.00
$599.00
Tech Specs
- Brand
- ST Suspensions
- SKU
- STS52000
- Shipping weight
- 26.4 lb
Looking to improve the handling of your vehicle? Our ST Anti-sway Bars are the ideal solution. By upgrading the anti-sway bars you reduce the amount of body roll and ensure improved handling while providing better traction. ST Anti-sway Bars improve the driving dynamics of your vehicle and complete your suspension upgrade. Our ST Anti-sway Bars are made of cold-formed heavy duty aircraft steel. The reduction in the wheel load differential between the outer and inner wheel in a curve will be immediately noticeable. Depending on the vehicle, some of our ST Anti-sway Bars are adjustable to give you the freedom to fine tune the force and further improve your vehicle's lateral stability and cornering grip. Our high performance ST Anti-sway Bars go through multiple quenching and tempering processes along with a final epoxy coating to maximize the protection from extreme weather and road debris. Not only do they look good, they are also built to last.
| Year | Make | Model | Submodel |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1966-1976 | BMW | 2002 | Base |
| 1971-1974 | BMW | 2002 | Cabriolet |
| 1973-1974 | BMW | 2002 | Turbo |
- Greatly improve handling during rapid load changes and hard cornering by reducing the load difference between the inside and outside tires.
- Manufactured from high quality spring steel and finished with a durable powder coating for a long lasting finish.
- High quality composite bushings reduce deflection and improve load transfer.
- Improve balance by dialing out under or oversteer.
- Multiple adjustments when possible.
- More direct steering behavior.
- Increased traction.
- Made In the USA
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