TRD sway bar for sedan

[1.5]

It bolts underneath the car in the rear connecting the two perches of your torsion beam and runs along side that torsion beam. It bolts at the same location as the struts.

[petyanca]

Originally Posted by 1.5

It bolts underneath the car in the rear connecting the two perches of your torsion beam and runs along side that torsion beam. It bolts at the same location as the struts.

Got it, I didn't realize that beam twists and thought a sway bar should attach to the cab itself. Now where can I get a 23mm sway bar? My yaris is stock and I don't like how it rolls side to side on twisty roads.

[Kaotic Lazagna]

Originally Posted by 1.5

It bolts underneath the car in the rear connecting the two perches of your torsion beam and runs along side that torsion beam. It bolts at the same location as the struts.

You mean shock

[1.5]

Originally Posted by Kaotic Lazagna

You mean shock

You know I still don't get the difference. Is the rear not called a strut because its not a "coil over?" I've had a warranty claim with Megan and they call it a strut too.

[xnamerxx]

Originally Posted by 1.5

You know I still don't get the difference. Is the rear not called a strut because its not a "coil over?" I've had a warranty claim with Megan and they call it a strut too.

Its not called a strut because shocks only handle movement absorption and struts handle that and load. So a strut acts as an upper control arm and a shock where as a shock is just a shock.

http://www.ehow.com/facts_5561429_di...ks-struts.html