The Torsion Bar supports your suspension system, one of the most important and customizable systems of the modern automobile. Whatever your auto scene, the right suspension components are absolutely critical to achieving your ambitions for your vehicle. Hard parts like bearings, bushings and armatures need to be understood, inspected for movement and/or rigidit... Read More

Torsion Bar Information

Why are Torsion Bar Part(s) Important

The Torsion Bar supports your suspension system, one of the most important and customizable systems of the modern automobile. Whatever your auto scene, the right suspension components are absolutely critical to achieving your ambitions for your vehicle. Hard parts like bearings, bushings and armatures need to be understood, inspected for movement and/or rigidity and—if necessary—replaced or upgraded. Performance parts are so plentiful for the suspension system that whatever course you plan on putting your vehicle through and whatever stance and ride you think ideal, you can achieve it—it’s just a matter of deciding what you want from your suspension. Whatever stage of daily upkeep, restoration or modification you’re in, your torsion bar needs to be up to snuff and here’s why…

The torsion bar takes the place of the coil spring in some applications as the main load bearing spring in the suspension. It differs from the coil spring in that it connects from the chassis to the suspension arm, spindle or the axle. The vertical motion of the wheel forces the bar to twist around its axis, however this is retarded by the torsion resistance and therefore the impact is absorbed and dampened.

ReadyLift Torsion Key Unloading Tool Made of hardened steel, this tool is essential for removing and installing torsion keys.

Brands

Brands within Torsion Bar

Air Lift	Anchor	Beck/Arnley	Daystar	Dorman
Energy Suspension	KYB	Moog	Prothane	ReadyLift