Help "My rear end is setting over at least 0.5 inches"
02-21-2009, 11:14 AM
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Help "My rear end is setting over at least 0.5 inches" Hey guys I recently got a 95 M6 TA and the rear end is setting over towards the drivers side about 0.5 inches. It has barely rubbed the under coating off a spot in the inner wheel well on the passanger side. The car had a used factory torque arm put on it one time because the previous owner "my buddy" was driving around town and his factory one just broke "it was weird but I was there lol". So last night I put it on a lift expecting to find this used torque to be bent and be the problem but when I looked it seemed to be ok. It had a slight curve to it but the more I thought about it it seems that my torque arm on my 98 car has slight curve also. I checked out the rest of the suspension and it was all stock and seemed to be fine. The car is at factory ride height but is on a set of 17X9.5 C6 Zo6 Wheels. Does any one have any ideals what else it could be?
Thanks, Chase
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02-21-2009, 08:05 PM
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same problem here w my third gen not as noticable w stock rubber under it but as soon as the slicks go on its very obvious i just cut my ph to the lenght i needed and duct taped it back together
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02-23-2009, 09:55 AM
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So even though the car is not lowered you still think an adjustable ph bar would be the fix? It is over pretty bad and when I say at least half an inch I mean at least lol.
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02-23-2009, 04:38 PM
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Like everyone (except the duct tape guy
) has mentioned all you need is an adjustable panhard rod.
We offer a variety of different types to fit a variety of applications. A link to our panhard bars can be found here:
) has mentioned all you need is an adjustable panhard rod.We offer a variety of different types to fit a variety of applications. A link to our panhard bars can be found here:
