Panhard Bar
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Well, i just measured my cars rear tires at the fender and the rear is not centered so now i know i will get the adjustable panhard. Looking at best prices and quality before i order. I have found a UMI from a non sponsor with free shipping. ??? Thanks
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One of the best bang for the buck items for the car almost seems like you put an IRS in it lol, well not that good, but its really great for the small amount of money they cost.
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Why would anyone get a non adjustable PHB over an adjustable one.
I was impressed with the UMI single adjustable PHB since it has that double threaded piece that allows you to adjust without removing the bar. I should have gotten one of those.
I was impressed with the UMI single adjustable PHB since it has that double threaded piece that allows you to adjust without removing the bar. I should have gotten one of those.
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Poly will probably transmit less noise than rod end. How much noise I can't say. It may be too minimal to notice. I didn't notice, but I also did a lot more modifications at the same time as the PHB. I have a dual rod end. I would get a dual rod end or a single rod end at least.
Stock rubber bushings would probably transmit less noise than poly.
Stock rubber bushings would probably transmit less noise than poly.