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adj. panhard need with only 9.5/275's in back?

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Old 04-17-2008, 11:15 PM
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Default adj. panhard need with only 9.5/275's in back?
i know an adj. panhard bar is good but is it going to be needed with only 9.5s in back? stock wheels are only 9s so i dont know if itll make enough of a difference that ill need one.
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I seriously doubt it, If no rubbing (inner or outer fender)no problem.
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It is used to center your rear, left to right. Check your current alignment to see if they are the same. Mine was shifted to toward the passenger's side by 13/16". It is now perfectly centered.
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If you are lowered I would suggest it
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If you are lowered I would suggest it
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alright. thanks.
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I needed it because of the offset on my Fikse rims (9.5" 275/40/17) puts the rims right out to the edge. I also had to roll the rear fenders as it was eating into my tires.
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