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I got my new adjustable panhard rod today. Looks the goods and will fit it tomorrow.
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Dazza, excuse my ignorance but what is the advantage of an adjustable Panhard Rod and how does it differ from the standard version?
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it is adjustable so if you have a lift kit, you can alight your front Diff back to the centre of the vehical otherwise the diff sits to one side and pulls all the arms to one side.
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Ok...I understand, thanks.
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it is adjustable so if you have a lift kit, you can alight your front Diff back to the centre of the vehical otherwise the diff sits to one side and pulls all the arms to one side.
Yes mine was pulled 20mm towards the drivers side with a 2.5" lift kit.
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I assume the new one has centered it? Did you have to adjust the TRE all the way in?
I have the opposite problem in that the Whiteline was a bit too long and my diff sat about 10mm to the passengers side.
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I assume the new one has centered it? Did you have to adjust the TRE all the way in?
I have the opposite problem in that the Whiteline was a bit too long and my diff sat about 10mm to the passengers side.
Yes it is centered nicely now. I have about 10mm of thread showing. I was glad for the posts here as I was about to get a whiteline one.
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