bucklwi1

I am about to order some lowering springs and an adjustable panhard rod. How hard will it be to install the adjustable panhard rod? is it something I can do in my driveway? After I lower the car how will I know how to "adjust" it in order to center the rear-end?

I think I am going to have a shop do the springs unless someone can convince me that I can do those myself as well. I have done brakes and also replaced a waterpump and optispark on my 96 Impala SS, to give people an idea of my mechanical skills.

any thoughts?

Cal

iTrader: (1)

Rear springs and panhard are cake, do it yourself and save money. I just got done taking my rear springs out and putting them back it TWICE tonight to get them just the way I wanted. Front springs are a bit more time consuming, but not hard if you read one of those "how to" things first.