ACS Sway Bars
05-27-2008, 08:32 AM
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My Ride: honda accord
Just wondering......sports package models has the "ars"
Active Roll Stabilization is an "active" suspension control system design to reduce body roll in cornering, resulting in improved handling. Whenever entering a corner, "lateral acceleration" is generated. Sensors read the level of body roll and communicate with the ECU or central "brain" which then processes this signal and coordinates various systems to respond. As a result, ARS actively generates resistance to body roll by twisting the front and rear anti-roll bars appropriate to the situation.
To conclude.....ive read that aftermarket sway bars will not work on these cars with sports suspension....so i dunno?
Active Roll Stabilization is an "active" suspension control system design to reduce body roll in cornering, resulting in improved handling. Whenever entering a corner, "lateral acceleration" is generated. Sensors read the level of body roll and communicate with the ECU or central "brain" which then processes this signal and coordinates various systems to respond. As a result, ARS actively generates resistance to body roll by twisting the front and rear anti-roll bars appropriate to the situation.
To conclude.....ive read that aftermarket sway bars will not work on these cars with sports suspension....so i dunno?
05-27-2008, 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted by nyuballer' post='589201' date='May 27 2008, 12:32 PM
Just wondering......sports package models has the "ars"
Active Roll Stabilization is an "active" suspension control system design to reduce body roll in cornering, resulting in improved handling. Whenever entering a corner, "lateral acceleration" is generated. Sensors read the level of body roll and communicate with the ECU or central "brain" which then processes this signal and coordinates various systems to respond. As a result, ARS actively generates resistance to body roll by twisting the front and rear anti-roll bars appropriate to the situation.
To conclude.....ive read that aftermarket sway bars will not work on these cars with sports suspension....so i dunno?
Active Roll Stabilization is an "active" suspension control system design to reduce body roll in cornering, resulting in improved handling. Whenever entering a corner, "lateral acceleration" is generated. Sensors read the level of body roll and communicate with the ECU or central "brain" which then processes this signal and coordinates various systems to respond. As a result, ARS actively generates resistance to body roll by twisting the front and rear anti-roll bars appropriate to the situation.
To conclude.....ive read that aftermarket sway bars will not work on these cars with sports suspension....so i dunno?
Hello Mike,
The anti roll bars are for the following models 520i - 545i and for 525d - 535d, but not for the 550i.
There is no problem in using the anti roll bars in a factory sport suspension.
Regards
Michel
The anti roll bars are for the following models 520i - 545i and for 525d - 535d, but not for the 550i.
There is no problem in using the anti roll bars in a factory sport suspension.
Regards
Michel
06-03-2008, 06:31 PM
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Originally Posted by E46toE60' post='583580' date='May 19 2008, 08:38 AM
I sold the other parts, so I'm relisting the sway bars at a new reduced price. $475 shipped! The car feels totally different with these installed, less body roll than my stock M3 did. This is a steal since these are quite expensive sways if purchased new.
06-03-2008, 09:09 PM
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I think these should fit. And they are for front and rear. This is a pretty good deal- I would have jumped on it, if not for some member selling his m5 sways for less.
06-16-2008, 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted by E46toE60' post='583580' date='May 19 2008, 08:38 AM
I sold the other parts, so I'm relisting the sway bars at a new reduced price. $475 shipped! The car feels totally different with these installed, less body roll than my stock M3 did. This is a steal since these are quite expensive sways if purchased new.
06-17-2008, 03:49 AM
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Originally Posted by bahamutzyro' post='603956' date='Jun 16 2008, 08:03 PM
DO THESE FIT A 2004 545I? HANDLE BETTER WITH THEM?
*I've also reduced the price to $350 shipped*
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