B67FSTB
The NorCal dude from Belgium
To keep my A$$ in line all the time , i am looking for a good and cheap concept of a panhard bare set up.
Any info/suggestion is welcome here.
Any info/suggestion is welcome here.
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Panhard bare
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Jonk67
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I kept looking at pieces parts in speedways catalog:
http://www.speedwaymotors.com/search-rear-panhard.html
But the more posts I read I feel it's too easy to get the wrong alignment on either end so I think when I do jump I'll get one from Maier as they've already done the homework, it is adjustable and not excessively expensive in my book compared to wasting at least $100 trying to do it on my own and getting it wrong.
http://www.maierracing.com/
Jon
http://www.speedwaymotors.com/search-rear-panhard.html
But the more posts I read I feel it's too easy to get the wrong alignment on either end so I think when I do jump I'll get one from Maier as they've already done the homework, it is adjustable and not excessively expensive in my book compared to wasting at least $100 trying to do it on my own and getting it wrong.
http://www.maierracing.com/
Jon
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Anonymous
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I found it easy to call Maier and have them just ship me a bar. It was an easy installation and I don't have to worry about cutting tires on hard corners anymore.
Are you talking about a panhard bar? I had one that I made on my car and it work well. I took it off when I switched over to the global west rear spring bushings. I also added subframe connectors and it really made the car solid.
http://www.globalwestperformance.com/19 ... e-kit.html
http://www.globalwestperformance.com/19 ... e-kit.html