Anti Roll Bar

Anti Roll Bars belong to which suspension spring group?

• Air Spring

• Leaf Spring

• Torsion Spring

• Coil Spring

Anti-Roll bars are attached to the vehicle's suspension components through what type of device?

• "D" bushes

• Pivot bearings

• Link Pins/ Drop Links

• Strut Brace

The Drop Link connects the anti-roll bar to the _______

• Chassis/ Body

• Steering Knuckle

• Torsion Bar

• Lower Control Arm

With regards to the hydraulic oscillating motor (as seen in BMW Vehicles), the pressure differential between chambers is what creates the torque needed to load or unload the anti-roll bar.

• True

• False

The side to side body movement experienced during cornering is known as?

• Pitch

• Yaw

• Squat

• Roll

The oscillating motor anti roll bar system uses which of the following items?

Click all that apply.

• Control Module

• A belt driven hydraulic pump

• a valve block assembly

• an oscillating motor

• A double hinged flange

How does an Anti-Roll Bar work?

• It connects the steering knuckle to the control arm, allowing it to pivot on the control arm during cornering

• The bar is used to connect the axle properly on the springs, preventing movement during corners

• It transfers suspension load from one suspension arm to its opposite, reducing vehicle body roll during cornering

• An anti Roll Bar will dampen and stop the motion of the spring after jounce

Decoupling Anti Roll Bars are primarily used in which types of passenger vehicles?

• Road Race

• Commercial

• Off Road

• Luxury Road

Active Roll Bar Systems can help control body roll while cornering

• True

• False

The _____ bar provides directional stability by reducing body roll.

Click all that apply

• Sway

• Strut Brace

• Anti Roll

• Leaf Spring

• Control Arm