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Ha ha “nearly finished” they’re never finished 😎😎

How did you drop the panhard to match the pitman arm ?
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Tassie TJ, haven’t got that bit sorted yet, any ideas, the original was way too close to the radiator for my liking. Even with the original radiator the damper was hitting the bottom hose. with the suspension set up I have I get great articulation. With all mods you change one thing to improve something and that forces the issue with something else. I will see what I come up with for the pantry rod then post the solution.
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Here are the pics of the XJ pitman arm fitted and the set up I have with the RTC damper and the bracket I made to move it away from the drag link. It is a copy of one I saw a long time ago on the blackjack welding site. He must have finished up as I can’t find his site anymore. from the pics you can see the pan hard rod and drag link are not that far out of alignment, however there is a small bit of steering adjustment required on acceleration and braking. My thoughts are to lower the chassis end of the pan hard rod by 37 mm, same amount as the pitman arm drop. I have looked at a lot of the off the shelf brackets but they suit 4 inch plus drops, I guess that would give the opposite problem. I like the look of the Fabtech bracket and think I could manufacture a cut down version of that. And here’s me thinking I was nearly finished
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