U-Bar with Intermediate Rocker

A U-Bar with Intermediate Rocker type Anti-Roll Bar is comprised of two Lever Arms mounted to the Anti-Roll Bar Shaft (also known as working length). The Shaft is mounted to the chassis in a manner that allows the Anti Roll bar to rotate freely forward and backward in the car. Two Drop Links are connected from the Lever Arm ends to a set of Intermediate Rockers. Another two Drop Links are then connected from the Rocker to the Upper A-Arm, Lower A-Arm or the Upright.

Pivot – Chassis Pivot

This is the point where the Shaft is mounted to the Chassis.

Drop Link from U-Bar – Anti Roll Bar

This point is where the Drop Link attaches to the Lever Arm.

Drop Link from U-Bar – Rocker

This point is where the Drop Link attaches to the Rocker.

Rocker - Pivot

The axis that the rocker rotates a about is defined by the Rocker Pivot and Axis points. The Rocker Pivot point is where the Rocker Axis is located on the Rocker.

Rocker – Axis Point

The Rocker Axis point is the second point that defines the Rockers rotational axis.

Attachment

This drop down list gives a list of suspension components that the Anti-Roll Bar can be attached to. For a Double A-Arm suspension the U-Bar with Intermediate Rocker type Anti-Roll Bar can be attached to the Upper A-Arm, Lower A-Arm, Rocker or Upright.

Drop Link from Rocker – Rocker

This point is where the Drop Link attaches to the Rocker.

Drop Link from Rocker – Attachment

This point is where the Drop Link attaches to the suspension component displayed in the attachment drop down list.