penningta

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A buddy has a 1999 trans am and we put 295/35r18 on the back. Problem being is that the rear end has shifted to the left about a inch. The tire on the right rubs. It has been lowered. I was thinking that an adjustable panhard bar would fix this. If my thinking is right that is what controls the rear end from moving left to right. Thanks Penning

skewba98z28

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yep sure will. I would suggest getting one with atleast a rod end on the rear end side. I'm running a UMI here and love it

xBROKEx

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how do you know how much to adjust it?

99FormulaM6

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until the rear is center

cookba

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measure, measure, measure

hpjunky98

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It should be adjustable on the car, so adjust it so that when the suspension compresses, the tires are centered in their wheel wells. If you adjust the PHB so that the axle is centered at ride height, the tires MAY rub when the suspension compresses. Might not be a problem for you though, it depends on tire size and offset.

UMI Performance

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Yes, a adjustable panhard bar will cure the issue. I recommend our item # 2022 which can be seen in the link below. It is a direct bolt on and is on-car adjustable. If you have any questions please ask.

www.umiperformance.com/2022

Thank you!
Ryan

penningta

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Thanks for all of your help. UMI we will be in contact soon. All of your parts that I have ordered for my car have fit great and I am just getting started. Now it looks like I am starting on his too. Thanks Again