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Weird suspension problems - Please help...

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Weird suspension problems - Please help...

Post by CHUUBZ »

I got 35's fitted to my GQ Shorty the other day on 15x8 reverse offset rims and noticed that the front of my car has suspension problem.

The drivers side wheel sticks out of the guard atleast a solid 3" out of the guard while the passenger side sits flush with the guard?

I can't figure out why, it doesn't crab walk when driving so I'm a but stunned to why to this is?

Any idea guys...?
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Post by blkmav »

Fit adjustable panhards
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Post by Yom »

Yeh if you have a look at the panhard setup on the GQ you will see the panhard hinges on the drivers side of the chassis. So when you lift the suspension, the axle assembly moves towards the drivers side of the vehicle.

Easy to fix with an adjustable front panhard rod.
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Post by Mousie »

yeh u need to fit an ajustable panhard to line the diff up square...

also make shore the rims are right..
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Post by CHUUBZ »

ok thanks guys will do.
any idea where i can pick up some adjustable panhards in Melbourne and how much roughly?

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Post by chunks »

They're $250 ea from Superior Engineering www.superiorengineering.com.au
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CHUUBZ wrote:ok thanks guys will do.
any idea where i can pick up some adjustable panhards in Melbourne and how much roughly?

Cheers
You can get them from Smithies Outback in Cranbourne at a good price.
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Post by bogged »

CHUUBZ wrote:ok thanks guys will do.
any idea where i can pick up some adjustable panhards in Melbourne and how much roughly?

Cheers
I've got a set sittin in the shed forsale. they are a mates who has gone to Saudi Arabia for work (You should see the photos of cars, and engines over there hes emailed back)... Im in Langwarrin
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