"Pooh Bear" wrote in message

Arny Krueger wrote:

"Pooh Bear" wrote in message

Arny Krueger wrote:

We call steering link ends, tie rod ends.

Track rod ends here.

In US automotive parlance, a track rod or a track bar, is a specific
kind of link between a solid rear axle and the body. It runs
parallel to the rear axle.

Note that this bar is not clamped in the middle, but is only attached at
each end.

Either I haven't seen one of those or it's what I would know as an
anti-roll bar.

In US automotive parlance, an anti-roll bar differs in that it is attached
to the axle at each end, and clamped to the body in the middle and shaped
with lever ends. If the suspension is independent for each wheel at that end
of the car, then the anti-roll bar is usually attached to the lower control
arm on each side.