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The stabilizer bar is a metal rod used in vehicle suspension systems to connect the movement of the left and right wheels, thereby reducing body roll during cornering. This system helps maintain vehicle stability during turns while enhancing ride comfort and road grip. Structure and Operating Principle The stabilizer bar is typically made of high-strength steel formed in a spring-like shape. Both ends are connected to the suspension arms via stabilizer links (stabilizer ends), while the central

The differential is a gear mechanism located in the powertrain systems of internal combustion engine vehicles, situated between the drive shaft and the axles. It optimizes cornering performance and driving safety by allowing the wheels to rotate at different speeds according to turning requirements. Structure and Key Components Inside the differential housing: Pinion gear: Transmits rotational force from the input shaft, Ring gear: Redirects this force by 90° to the axle gears, Planet gears (spi