Another spring Question!
2/13/06, 05:50 PM
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When you get lowering springs, can you intsall them by themselves or do you need other equip. I have heard people talking about a panguard or panrod or something like that, is that necessary. Thank's.
2/13/06, 06:20 PM
#2
You need an ADJUSTABLE panhard bar....When you lower the car via springs you off center the tires so that the look from the back is off. In other words, you might have a quarter inch outside the fender well on the left side and a quarter inch inside the fender well on the other side. Adjustable panhard bar allows you to readjust the centering. Both springs and panhard are easy replacements.
2/13/06, 06:30 PM
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(harleybill @ February 13, 2006, 5:23 PM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
You need an ADJUSTABLE panhard bar....When you lower the car via springs you off center the tires so that the look from the back is off. In other words, you might have a quarter inch outside the fender well on the left side and a quarter inch inside the fender well on the other side. Adjustable panhard bar allows you to readjust the centering. Both springs and panhard are easy replacements.
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how much is a panhard
where do you get one from.
If I didn't put one on , is it really noticible, and would it affect the car.
You need an ADJUSTABLE panhard bar....When you lower the car via springs you off center the tires so that the look from the back is off. In other words, you might have a quarter inch outside the fender well on the left side and a quarter inch inside the fender well on the other side. Adjustable panhard bar allows you to readjust the centering. Both springs and panhard are easy replacements.
[/b][/quote]
how much is a panhard
where do you get one from.
If I didn't put one on , is it really noticible, and would it affect the car.
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