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Panard rod length

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Panard rod length

Post by land8079 »

Could some one tell me how to work out the length of my front and rear panards on my 80 to suit a 5 inch lift.
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Post by Weiner »

Get adjustables and adjust them so the wheels sit evenly in the guards from left to right.
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Post by joeblow »

the ideal solution would be to lower the arms so there is very little angle, but this would require the drag link being lowered also (not easy sometimes).
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