Whats the difference between Single and Double Adjustable Panhard Bar
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Just as the title state whats the difference? I purchased a double adjustable panhard bar for my car.
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Originally Posted by MeentSS02
A single adjustable bar is usually a bar with a polyurethane bushing on one end, and a heim joint on the other end. Thus only one side of it is actually adjustable.
A double adjustable bar has heim joints on both ends, so both ends are adjustable.
A double adjustable bar has heim joints on both ends, so both ends are adjustable.
The types of ends (poly, rubber, rod) are up to the individual manufacturer.
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To add just a little to the on-car adjust definition; you have a left hand and right hand threaded end adjustment with jam nuts. To adjust, you have both jam nuts loose and you simply rotate the rod to move the chassis from side to side. Then snug the jam nuts when you're where you want to be. It doesn't get any easier than this.