Our adjustable tie-rod kit allows you to return the stabiliser bar to its original position following a suspension drop, thereby ensuring it has sufficient clearance. If this were not corrected, the stabiliser bar could come into contact with the steering knuckle or drive shaft, resulting in noise. Furthermore, this would effectively shorten the lever arm, resulting in a stiffer anti-roll bar. Standard tie-rod links are not designed to withstand this load in the long term and could be damaged. With our adjustable tie-rod links, you can correct the lever arm or, to a limited extent, adjust it to your own preference for improved body roll control. As the use of our tie-rod kits does not alter the vehicle’s handling but merely adjusts the stabiliser bar’s neutral position, there is no need to enter this in the vehicle documents; the tie-rod kits do not require registration. For some of our suspension systems, their use is recommended, whilst for others it is necessary for the correct fitting of the coilover suspension. Translated with DeepL.com (free version):