which panhard bar
11-04-2010, 06:21 AM
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which panhard bar on my lowered 2002ss im going to be getting a panhard bar which is best and im assuming most are running adjustable with lowered cars?
11-04-2010, 07:21 AM
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Yes for a lowered car you want adjustable, this will allow you to center the rear end since the car has been lowered. Which one to choice is based on your driving and how you use the car, the biggest difference in panhard bars are the bushings used. Also some panhard bars are single adjustable and some on car adjustable, single adjustable ones are less expensive but require the items to be unbolted to adjust it. The on car is just like its name, on car adjustable making adjusting a lot easier.
How do you drive the car?
UMI's full line of Panhard bars can be seen HERE.
Hope this helps some,
Ryan
Yes for a lowered car you want adjustable, this will allow you to center the rear end since the car has been lowered. Which one to choice is based on your driving and how you use the car, the biggest difference in panhard bars are the bushings used. Also some panhard bars are single adjustable and some on car adjustable, single adjustable ones are less expensive but require the items to be unbolted to adjust it. The on car is just like its name, on car adjustable making adjusting a lot easier.
How do you drive the car?
UMI's full line of Panhard bars can be seen HERE.
Hope this helps some,
Ryan
11-04-2010, 08:15 AM
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Hello,
Yes for a lowered car you want adjustable, this will allow you to center the rear end since the car has been lowered. Which one to choice is based on your driving and how you use the car, the biggest difference in panhard bars are the bushings used. Also some panhard bars are single adjustable and some on car adjustable, single adjustable ones are less expensive but require the items to be unbolted to adjust it. The on car is just like its name, on car adjustable making adjusting a lot easier.
How do you drive the car?
UMI's full line of Panhard bars can be seen HERE.
Hope this helps some,
Ryan
Yes for a lowered car you want adjustable, this will allow you to center the rear end since the car has been lowered. Which one to choice is based on your driving and how you use the car, the biggest difference in panhard bars are the bushings used. Also some panhard bars are single adjustable and some on car adjustable, single adjustable ones are less expensive but require the items to be unbolted to adjust it. The on car is just like its name, on car adjustable making adjusting a lot easier.
How do you drive the car?
UMI's full line of Panhard bars can be seen HERE.
Hope this helps some,
Ryan
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11-04-2010, 08:48 AM
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www.umiperformance.com/2029
Take a look and let me know if you have any questions. Thanks!
Ryan
11-05-2010, 04:10 AM
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The item below would work great for, it is on car adjustable and street friendly.
www.umiperformance.com/2029
Take a look and let me know if you have any questions. Thanks!
Ryan
www.umiperformance.com/2029
Take a look and let me know if you have any questions. Thanks!
Ryan
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so the on car adjustable that u sent me the link to in a earlier post is a single on car adjustable?would that would work as easy as a double on car adj?thanks for the info.
Dan
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