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Panhard Rods
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20 Jan 2011 17:54 #10042
by MigCooper
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Snorkel and plenty of rust to be treated
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Replied by MigCooper on topic Re: Panhard Rods
Hi
I got adjustable ones, so is just a case of adjusting until is right....
Are you considering keeping the standard ones? I could measure my ones tomorrow as I have 3" lift as well ...
I got adjustable ones, so is just a case of adjusting until is right....
Are you considering keeping the standard ones? I could measure my ones tomorrow as I have 3" lift as well ...
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Snorkel and plenty of rust to be treated
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20 Jan 2011 18:21 - 20 Jan 2011 18:22 #10044
by facade
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
Replied by facade on topic Re: Panhard Rods
To adjust an adjustable:
Remove bolts through the bush at the adjuster end, pull both rods out of fixing.
Bounce suspension, roll car back and forwards a bit, load suspension to normal if you like.
Adjust the length until the bolt goes back through the eye end. You might find it needs doing again when the springs have settled in.
To adjust a non-adjustable
Saw straight across the tubes both ends of the car at once, or disconnect one end and saw the other rod.
Bounce & roll a bit.
Use a straight rule to straighten the rod, and measure the gap. Remove rod, and fill the gap with a turned plug and weld properly.
Remove bolts through the bush at the adjuster end, pull both rods out of fixing.
Bounce suspension, roll car back and forwards a bit, load suspension to normal if you like.
Adjust the length until the bolt goes back through the eye end. You might find it needs doing again when the springs have settled in.
To adjust a non-adjustable
Saw straight across the tubes both ends of the car at once, or disconnect one end and saw the other rod.
Bounce & roll a bit.
Use a straight rule to straighten the rod, and measure the gap. Remove rod, and fill the gap with a turned plug and weld properly.
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
Last edit: 20 Jan 2011 18:22 by facade.
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