Front Sway Bar Relocate Kits

Why do you need a sway bar relocation kit? A sway bar relocation kit is used to reposition your vehicle’s sway bar (also called an anti-roll bar) to prevent interference with suspension components—especially after modifications. Here's why you might need one: 1. Suspension Lift or Leveling Kit When you lift your vehicle (even 1–2 inches), the geometry of the suspension changes. The sway bar may contact the coil springs, shocks, control arms, or even the frame. A relocation kit repositions the sway bar so it clears those parts. 2. Upgraded or Longer Suspension Components Installing long-travel shocks, coilovers, or aftermarket control arms can change how the sway bar interacts with your suspension. Relocating the sway bar ensures full suspension articulation without binding. 3. KDSS or Electronic Systems For vehicles with Toyota's KDSS (Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System) or similar, sway bar placement is even more critical. Some lifts require KDSS-specific relocatio