Theres two parts to our panhard bars i never see anybody advertise the body bar. do they make this after market i have never seen it??
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Granatelli made one, it was basically a stock piece that was somewhat modified, powdercoated and didn't fit
I doubt you'd see any improvement from an aftermarket piece, you're better off welding & gusseting the bracket on the frame that the bar is supposed to support
I doubt you'd see any improvement from an aftermarket piece, you're better off welding & gusseting the bracket on the frame that the bar is supposed to support
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http://www.bmrsuspension.com/index.c...&productid=371
However, that lowers the mounting points which I think will screw with roll center/roll axis.
However, that lowers the mounting points which I think will screw with roll center/roll axis.
JamesC
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Avoid the Granatelli piece. Here's my review:
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/afte...r-panhard.html
JamesC
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/afte...r-panhard.html
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Wow for all the Sh$T you have to go thru i think ill leave it. i dont understand why somebody just dosent make a tubular one that fits stock points.. insane.
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A tubular one wouldn't fit, it would come into contact with the panhard bar itself
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Originally Posted by Primetime91
A tubular one wouldn't fit, it would come into contact with the panhard bar itself
The stock piece is u-shaped for the PHB to fit in, during its arc movement.It would hafta be 2 tubes, so that there was room between the 2 tubes, for the PHB to fit. So at that point, you'd be adding unneeded weight with little to no strength benefit.
I boxed my OEM piece years ago.No issues with the tubular PHB to date...Cheap upgrade.
The Project
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Not sure buying an aftermarket one adds any value except if ou decide to run a dual 3" exhaust.
Buy a panhard rod and call it a day.
Buy a panhard rod and call it a day.





