castor bushes/panhards

[muddymav]

how much would castor correction bushes cost for a 3" lift and they are hard thing to do?i have access to a press ect.

and panhards do i have to adjustable or is there longer ones out there for 3" too

in s/e melb. thanks

[BigMav]

can't remember exactly how much but they aren't a hard job at all if you have a press. I did mine myself in about an hour. I don't have longer panhards on my 4" lift but probably should. I wouldn't worry about it on a 3" lift.

[KIWI]

I dont run castor bushes or adjustable panhards with my 3" lift.


Dave

[Suspension Stuff]

Castor correction bushes are $100. It is a lot safer with them.
Adjustable panhard rods are $190 each, $200 with poly bushes. As said, I never bought adjustable Panhard rods for my 3" lift but there is benefits if you have the money.

Shane
4WD STUFF

[muddymav]

i wouldnt run the panhards if i didnt have to.i have 35" radials on tho and with the 2" body its cuting in to the lugs so i wanto reduce this as much as possible on the rear front dont worry me too much but we will see what happens.thanks for the replies.
cheers

[Suspension Stuff]

i wouldnt run the panhards if i didnt have to.i have 35" radials on tho and with the 2" body its cuting in to the lugs so i wanto reduce this as much as possible on the rear front dont worry me too much but we will see what happens.thanks for the replies.
cheers

Downside is if you have a reasonable lift, you will stuff your coils(they will be bent like a banana) and wear out other components faster which will cause problems (money) down the track. Nearly every bush in your 4wd will be twisted to one side. Yeah you will often get away with it for a long time, it's a matter of choice I suppose. If I could afford Panhards I would get them if not, drive it and hope you will have the money when/if things wear out or brake.

Shane