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sway bar

noun

Automotive.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of sway bar1

First recorded in 1945–50
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A year later, Ms. Wallenda’s aunt Rietta died after falling more than 100 feet while performing on the sway bar — a tall metal pole that flexes as much as 25 feet in any direction.

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In 1965, Ms. Wallenda made the sway bar her featured act, climbing as high as 120 feet, while leaning from side to side, holding on and twirling with one hand.

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The most-extreme off-road models have an independent front suspension equipped with a disconnecting sway bar that works on uneven terrain and reconnects automatically when you speed up.

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He and Aaron replaced the cooling fan and installed a sway bar, timing chain and water pump.

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“I went into that corner, went in hard and was already kind of on the edge. I was not expecting my teammate, with a broke sway bar to take a swing at me like that. I thought he was going to play cautious,” Deegan said.

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