What is difference between a Sway Bar and a Trac Bar for an RV?
What is difference between a Sway Bar and a Trac Bar for an RV?
We all know driving an RV can be a hair-raising experience. You are driving straight down the road and all of a sudden an armadillo crosses the road and you have to veer around it, causing major side to side movement.
Or maybe you are driving along and a major thunderstorm appears on the horizon, a huge tandem truck blows by you trying to knock you off the road and then if that wasn’t winds pick up and you are all over the road.
You can get your hair back on your head by buying a Trac Bar and an Anti Sway Bar from Shockwarehouse.
Trac bars control the control side-to-side movement and sway bars or Anti-Sway bars, reduce lean or sway, or roll.
Trac bars prevent side to side movement and assist you with steering and give you control when you need to make a quick change like avoiding road litter or turning in tight circles.
Sway bars keep you vertical and help you control upper body sway . If the RV experiences a weight shift, wind, or passing trucks the anti-sway bar will counter the obstacles.
The bigger the sway bar you have the less sway you encounter. Movement in the wheel will be lowered.
Shockwarehouse has several solutions and packages to make your RV ride a pleasurable experience.
Roadmaster Anti-Sway Bars
The strongest anti sway bars on the market with Anti sway kits for more than 200 different motorhomes, trucks, vans and SUVs - each one custom-designed each specific chassis and suspension system.
SumoSprings eliminate the top-heavy side to side rocking going down the road and smooth out the overall ride.
Ready Plus Sway Bars from Safe T Plus
Anti-Sway Bars from the folks who bring you the incredible Safe T Plus Steering Stabilizers
