DIY panhard
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DIY panhard
My panhard is tweaked on the left end, someone trying to tow the car from being stuck, probably.
I know there are aftermarket tubular adjustables available, with choice of rod ends: Heim joints or poly-bushed.
I'm going to leave the right end alone for now, do a spherical rod end on the left, box the thing, then worry about a poly bushing later.
This is mostly a test if it can be done by just anyone, and if it can be affordable. Pics tomorrow.
I know there are aftermarket tubular adjustables available, with choice of rod ends: Heim joints or poly-bushed.
I'm going to leave the right end alone for now, do a spherical rod end on the left, box the thing, then worry about a poly bushing later.
This is mostly a test if it can be done by just anyone, and if it can be affordable. Pics tomorrow.
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Axle/Gears: 3.42, 3.23, WTB/WTT 2.93
Re: DIY adjustable panhard
I goofed on the thread title.
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Engine: LG4 ->L29, L32->LR4, L36, LG4, L31
Transmission: 700R-4, T5WC, 4L80E, SM465, 4L60E
Axle/Gears: 3.42, 3.23, WTB/WTT 2.93
Re: DIY panhard
Not boxed yet, but still under $20.
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Re: DIY panhard
Thought of doing exactly that but still learning to weld so wouldn't trust my work. Where did you get the adjustable end?
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Engine: LG4 ->L29, L32->LR4, L36, LG4, L31
Transmission: 700R-4, T5WC, 4L80E, SM465, 4L60E
Axle/Gears: 3.42, 3.23, WTB/WTT 2.93
Re: DIY panhard
I could be mistaken, but I'm thinking I should turn this thing around. Should transfer several ounces from unsprung to sprung. Maybe not enough to make any real difference. Can't hurt to try.
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Axle/Gears: 3.42, 3.23, WTB/WTT 2.93
Re: DIY panhard
Thanks!
I'm thinking a little boxing of the cross brace right above it can't hurt, shouldn't add more than a pound.
I'm thinking a little boxing of the cross brace right above it can't hurt, shouldn't add more than a pound.
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