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Speed Secrets: Anti-Roll Bars? A Good or Bad Thing? - Winding Road Magazine

Note particularly, that each pair of upper and lower torsion bars are providing both ride and roll stiffness, just the same as a regular car without an anti-roll bar. (In this case, there is only one spring at each wheel. The spring is active in both ride and roll modes.)

Say for instance, if we removed the top centre clamp. Now the top torsion bar would act as an anti-roll bar.  Single Torsion Spring Replacement

Speed Secrets: Anti-Roll Bars? A Good or Bad Thing? - Winding Road Magazine

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Speed Secrets: Anti-Roll Bars? A Good or Bad Thing? - Winding Road Magazine

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