DST Universal Sway Bar Lateral Locks
| Diameter Range | Part Number |
|---|---|
| 15-16mm | DLL116 |
| 17-18mm | DLL118 |
| 19-20mm | DLL120 |
| 21-22mm | DLL122 |
| 23-24mm | DLL124 |
| 25-27mm | DLL127 |
| 28-30mm | DLL130 |
| 31-33mm | DLL133 |
| 35-36mm | DLL135 |
| 38-39mm | DLL138 |
Match your Sway Bar Size!
Learn how to measure your sway bar and install your lateral locks
After spending all the time and money tuning your suspension, it's such a drag (pun not intended) when your sway bar can't keep up with the performance of the rest of your chassis parts. New sway bar bushings and endlinks are awesome, but sometimes even those upgrades aren't enough to prevent excess lateral sway bar shifting. A sway bar is going to shift laterally on a turn, but when it shifts too much you lose performance and speed. DST Lateral Locks mount right next to the sway bar bushing mount to prevent excess lateral shifting. With several sizes available, these lateral locks are designed to fit any stock factory or aftermarket sway bar.
DST's lateral locks will install right next to the existing sway bar bushing mount, so you will want to measure as close to this spot as possible. Using a digital caliper, or a crescent wrench and ruler, measure your sway bar diameter. Check out the video if you need help obtaining the measurement.
Once you have your measurement, search the chart below for the diameter range and a part number. One set required per sway bar.
Sway Bar Shifting: It's a real thing
When you take corners, the sway bar will shift laterally. That's not even a question. Lateral locks are installed just next to the sway bar mount to prevent excess lateral shifting. DST's DLL Lateral Locks are an easy DIY upgrade that takes just minutes, but saves you so much more in sway bar performance. But why just take our word for it...
Everything you need
DST's lateral locks are aluminum and anodized, with stainless steel hardware to prevent corrosion. These are sold as a matching pair, and include all hardware necessary for installation. Whiteline recommends that these lateral locks be installed 1/4 to 1/8 of an inch away from your current sway bar bushing mounts. This is a do-it-yourself product that is very simple to install. The lateral locks come in two half pieces that wrap of the sway bar, and are locked in place with the provided bolts and wrench.
Take corners faster
Shifting in your sway bar decreases the efficiency of your sway bar set up. Your vehicle's ability to take corners faster and keep your wheels on the ground is severely hindered when there is undesired movement in your sway bar. DST do-it-yourself Universal Sway Bar Lateral Locks prevent lateral movement or shifting in your sway bar. By installing locks less than a quarter of an inch from your existing sway bar mounts, you can prevent any unwanted movement in your sway bar.
The Ultimate D-I-Y
Not only will DST's Lateral Locks increase your sway bar efficiency, but with the prevention of unwanted movement, you can keep your sway bar from knocking or damaging other parts of your chassis. With several sizes available, these lateral locks are designed to fit any stock factory or aftermarket sway bar. This is a do-it-yourself product that is very simple to install. The lateral locks come in two half pieces that wrap of the sway bar, and are locked in place with the provided bolts and wrench. DST's lateral locks will install right next to the existing sway bar bushing mount, so you will want to measure as close to this spot as possible. Using a digital caliper, or a crescent wrench and ruler, measure your sway bar diameter.
Simple Installation
How easy are these to install you ask? DST's lateral locks are the ultimate do-it-yourself suspension part. In just a few short minutes you can upgrade your sway bar and suspension set up. All you have to do is locate your sway bar mounts, tighten a couple of screws and head to the track. Here is a quick overview of this simple process.
