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Panhard relocation bracket
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12 Jun 2012 13:07 - 13 Jun 2012 13:13 #42238
by Black Toy
Panhard relocation bracket was created by Black Toy
Do i need this when lifting 3" or just extending the panhards will be ok?
www.jimnybits.co.uk/shop/jimny/jimny-rea...bracket/prod_97.html
i guess i can fabricate one for the front too if needed
many thanks
www.jimnybits.co.uk/shop/jimny/jimny-rea...bracket/prod_97.html
i guess i can fabricate one for the front too if needed
many thanks
Last edit: 13 Jun 2012 13:13 by Black Toy. Reason: english grammar
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12 Jun 2012 14:50 #42241
by kirkynut
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Replied by kirkynut on topic Re: Panhard relocation bracket
Personally I would buy good quality adjustable panhard rods to get it spot on rather than whatever the brackets are fixed at for the car and lift kit they were designed for to give some more accuracy.
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12 Jun 2012 15:14 #42243
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Replied by Black Toy on topic Re: Panhard relocation bracket
Thanks dude,
I'm thinking of extend the panhards myself thought
cheers
I'm thinking of extend the panhards myself thought
cheers
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12 Jun 2012 16:07 #42245
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Replied by TomDK on topic Re: Panhard relocation bracket
The Panhard rod always needs to be as horizontal as possible. when on a 2-3" suspension lift the angle gets a bit too steep, and this is not fixed with an adjustable rod. This is only to get the wheels under the body again.
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12 Jun 2012 17:18 #42249
by kirkynut
I'd imagine if it were that important the specialist suppliers who know about all this stuff would sell brackets as part of their kits and no one seems to have any issues without them, but I suppose to have the ideal would be to have both brackets and adjustable rods!
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Replied by kirkynut on topic Re: Panhard relocation bracket
TomDK wrote: The Panhard rod always needs to be as horizontal as possible. when on a 2-3" suspension lift the angle gets a bit too steep, and this is not fixed with an adjustable rod. This is only to get the wheels under the body again.
I'd imagine if it were that important the specialist suppliers who know about all this stuff would sell brackets as part of their kits and no one seems to have any issues without them, but I suppose to have the ideal would be to have both brackets and adjustable rods!
Kirkynut
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12 Jun 2012 20:59 #42264
by TomDK
Replied by TomDK on topic Re: Panhard relocation bracket
On a standard Jimny (or any other 4x4 with panhard rods) both rods are completely horizontal. Meaning that Suzuki took the time to mount brackets on the chassis, not just mounted the panhards somewhere directly to the chassis.
Also, if looking a devon4x4.com or difflock.com in their projects forums, you'll see that all the pro builders of buggies, trayback etc. make new brackets for panhards, so they again are horizontal.
So this is the optimal setting.
Also, if looking a devon4x4.com or difflock.com in their projects forums, you'll see that all the pro builders of buggies, trayback etc. make new brackets for panhards, so they again are horizontal.
So this is the optimal setting.
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