Sway Bar.

[Loren]

The rear swaybar only "stiffens" the rear suspension when the car is cornering or when one rear wheel encounters a bump or hole that the other one doesn't. Typical straight line ride quality is unchanged. That kind of change in stiffness can only come from stiffer springs or shocks.

[Vang]

Originally Posted by Loren

The rear swaybar only "stiffens" the rear suspension when the car is cornering or when one rear wheel encounters a bump or hole that the other one doesn't. Typical straight line ride quality is unchanged. That kind of change in stiffness can only come from stiffer springs or shocks.

so it wont really help in preventing highway wander during crosswinds?

[RedRide]

Originally Posted by Vang

so it wont really help in preventing highway wander during crosswinds?

Actually it does to one degree or another.

It should be understood that even on the highway, traveling in staight line, the suspension is constantly flexing and the end result is one side will hinder the flexing other with the sway bay installed and therefore, stiffen the suspension feel. Rarely does the road want to compress both sides of suspension equally.

Of course, one can argue just how much stiffer it will feel and also the 19mm vs the 23mm.