What is the function of a car suspension stabilizer bar?
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The function of a car suspension stabilizer bar is to generate anti-roll resistance to suppress body roll when the horizontal heights of the left and right wheels are different, preventing torsion of the bar. The stabilizer bar does not function when the left and right suspensions move synchronously up and down. It only comes into play when the left and right suspensions move asynchronously due to road undulations or cornering. Depending on their purpose and functional requirements, stabilizer bars for sedans are categorized into front lower control arms, toe adjustment tie rods, front shock tower brace bars, and front crossmember stabilizer bars. Additionally, there are professional modifications such as roll cages and side door reinforcement beams to enhance the overall rigidity of the vehicle body.