Adding a rear sway bar to a ute

[dw]

Looking to install a rear swaybar on a 2019 Mitsi Triton 4wd ute.

The sway bar is a Superpro product (Australian) and does not require any modification to the axle, suspension or chassis. It is designed as a bolt on addition.

The Triton is not manufactured with a real sway bar, therefore the Superpro product cannot use factory mounting points (there aren't any).

superpro.com.au/find/roll-control-sway-bar-for-a-superpro-suspension-parts-and-poly-bushings-for-mitsubishi-triton-2015-on-mq-mr-/productnr-RC0073RZ-20/cid-999501605/vid-

Will this need certification?

[Chris]

Jan 19, 2021 8:36:58 GMT 12 dw said:

Looking to install a rear swaybar on a 2019 Mitsi Triton 4wd ute.

The sway bar is a Superpro product (Australian) and does not require any modification to the axle, suspension or chassis. It is designed as a bolt on addition.

The Triton is not manufactured with a real sway bar, therefore the Superpro product cannot use factory mounting points (there aren't any).

superpro.com.au/find/roll-control-sway-bar-for-a-superpro-suspension-parts-and-poly-bushings-for-mitsubishi-triton-2015-on-mq-mr-/productnr-RC0073RZ-20/cid-999501605/vid-

Will this need certification?

Gidday DW

This one is also answered with the Certification Threshold Document. Page 17 is the relevant page for your question.

Certification is not required for the addition of anti-sway bar or uprated anti-sway bar provided that the bar is attached to unmodified OE mounting points; and the bar and its fittings are catalogued items for the make and model of vehicle; and there is no cutting, heating, or welding to the vehicle structure or suspension components is involved in fitting of the bar.

As you have no OE mounting points, then this does require certification.

Hopefully that helps

Cheers

Chris