Beeking007:
Pls what is this part called from my Toyota Camry 2000.how much will cost to fix it.

GAZZUZZ:


swaybar. Or stabilizer bar

10-20k

eRex:


How important is it... I noticed a car without it and the owner still travels with it

mayor2013:
Sway bar link. Are you telling me you do not hear unpleasant sounds on suspension parts of your ride?

Beeking007:
Pls what is this part called from my Toyota Camry 2000.how much will cost to fix it.

EgunMogaji:


That is not a sway bar link but the actual sway bar.

EgunMogaji:


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Please, how did you manage to break this part on a modern Toyota?

diportivo:
the sway bar on the first ge xterra snaps like toothpick

i eliminated it s long time ago after 2 replacements broke at the same spot .

iv seen it on similar trucks too

eRex:


Eliminating it.... Meaning you no longer use it right?

GAZZUZZ:
reasons why swaybars break in Nigeria.

1. Bad roads.

2. Wrong sway bar links installed

3. Rust on the swaybar its self.

4. Height modifications on struts.

5. Excessive play on swaybar bushings.

5.5 Village people.

GAZZUZZ:
reasons why swaybars break in Nigeria.

1. Bad roads.

2. Wrong sway bar links installed

3. Rust on the swaybar its self.

4. Height modifications on struts.

5. Excessive play on swaybar bushings.

5.5 Village people.

timifakay:

6. Kazeems removing one spoilt linkage and leaving the other one.

actually with that arrangement there will be no tension on the swaybar, and will Never break in those conditions.

GAZZUZZ:


actually with that arrangement there will be no tension on the swaybar, and will Never break in those conditions.

Inception:


Torsion you mean

MightyThor:
Changed this on my 2001 camry twice already. Though in the space of three years. As am typing this it is already broken again (two weeks back) the car is still being used till next planned total repair and servicing in two months time.

Haryee:
bought mine for 5k... usually got broken due to bad road wen u enta ditch.. can still drive without it , just that ur tyre go dey quick chop as par alignment...

obekediamondfuto:
without that stabilizer linkage, car will sway way off and might lose balance when running speed at a sharp bend. although I've seen lots of vehicles without it, I wouldn't delete it on my vehicle. car would still ride fine and most times without noises. actually drove a muscle with and without it sometime in 2015 the difference was too too too clear. didn't make much of a difference in a 2.2 I later drove without it, or maybe I didn't push it as hard as It required to make the diff.

@my boss egunmogaji, I hail thee, good evening sir

EgunMogaji:


Wa sere, eyan mi.

See, some people are mere drivers of motor cars while others are connoisseurs of the automotive experience.

In certain types of racing, you will indeed disconnect your sway bars. Even off road, you will disconnect your sway bars because you do indeed want your vehicle to sway as you go over terrain.

For my style of driving, street, I usually upgrade my sway bars and other suspension bits.

I have a high-performance tubular sway bar ready to mount on Kurupe but I haven't had the time. I also have adjustable control arms to go with it too.

Haryee:
bought mine for 5k... usually got broken due to bad road wen u enta ditch.. can still drive without it , just that ur tyre go dey quick chop as par alignment...

EgunMogaji:


Wa sere, eyan mi.

See, some people are mere drivers of motor cars while others are connoisseurs of the automotive experience.

In certain types of racing, you will indeed disconnect your sway bars. Even off road, you will disconnect your sway bars because you do indeed want your vehicle to sway as you go over terrain.

For my style of driving, street, I usually upgrade my sway bars and other suspension bits.

I have a high-performance tubular sway bar ready to mount on Kurupe but I haven't had the time. I also have adjustable control arms to go with it too.

rudepen:
it looks like a stabilizer rod, well unless u wanna keep changing your shocks often i advise u fix it. and then it should be that expensive to fix

GAZZUZZ:

Not very true sir. But it might reduce the rocking (sway)