OEM Mitsubishi Sway Bars

Mitsubishi Sway Bars FAQ

What's a Sway Bar?

One of the many critical parts of a suspension system -- one that connects the opposite wheels of a car, truck, or SUV using short lever arms, linked together by torsion springs. If your Mitsubishi has one, you may already know it by other names -- among them, anti-roll bar, anti-sway bar, stabilizer bar, or roll bar.

What Can a Sway Bar Do for My Mitsubishi?

It can increase the roll stiffness of your suspension -- or more straightforwardly, it can keep body roll (the "lean" you may feel, say, cornering or driving over uneven terrain) to a minimum. In other words, it can make a great upgrade for a truck like Mitsubishi Mighty Max or an off-road-ready SUV like Mitsubishi Outlander.

Some sway bars can give a ride a flatter, more stable stance, for example, enabling it to corner better. Others can reduce understeer. The result: a more responsive feel when driving, and one that maintains dependable handling -- the kind you're used to from your factory steering and suspension.

How Much Does Sway Bar Installation Cost on Average?

It depends on parts (make sure they're OEM), on what model you drive, and on whether you have the job done at a Mitsubishi service center. A link kit, for instance, can run $110 to $150. Bushings for bars, on the other hand: $150 or $200. Bars themselves, though: a few hundred dollars just to start with.

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