better feel on the highway

[TOUGEghost]

Originally Posted by randeez

i guess i was a little skeptical about the rear sway bar, seeing as it doesnt really connect to the body to help body roll. kinda wishing i had done the thicker 23mm bar knowing that it just stiffens up the rear axle i think the thicker bar would do the same thing, just better. do notice more stability for sure though, haven't had the chance to throw it into some corners but seems to do as advertised

That's the same reason I wasn't ever interested in a rear sway bar for the Yaris; it doesn't attach directly to the chassis. I'm sure it does help by stiffening the rear torsion beam but it's not a true sway bar. I would rather save that money and put it towards a good set of coilovers.

Originally Posted by cali yaris

No sway bar does that, it's a suspension part. But -- the suspension connects to the frame, and the frame connects to the body.

Normal sway bars do attach directly to the frame, or in the case of a unibody vehicle, the body.

[yaris 2sz]

Originally Posted by TOUGEghost

Normal sway bars do attach directly to the frame, or in the case of a unibody vehicle, the body.

this is the half true.
yaris has axle back, so the sway bar fit there.

look for example the celica's suspension.
it's different. hasn't axle, so fit to chasis