What is the function of a strut bar?
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The functions of a strut bar are: 1. Enhancing the rigidity of the engine compartment and the front part of the body; 2. Reducing the deformation of the frame caused by lateral torque during steering; 3. Decreasing the roll amplitude of the vehicle chassis; 4. Improving the cornering performance of the vehicle. A strut bar is a connecting rod at the top of the front shock absorber and is a commonly used stabilizer bar in car modifications. The classifications of strut bars include: 1. Front lower arm stabilizer bar; 2. Toe-in stabilizer bar; 3. Front shock absorber tower top stabilizer bar; 4. Front crossmember stabilizer bar; 5. Rear shock absorber tower top stabilizer bar; 6. Rear suspension reinforcement stabilizer bar; 7. Chassis reinforcement stabilizer bar.