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97z2801ss 11-28-2004 09:05 PM

Panhard bar
 
Lookin at em, I found an MtI one. But should i make sure its adjustable or does it not really matter?

NoRiceInside 11-28-2004 09:21 PM

adjustability helps with a lowerd car or simply to improve traction. i would get one. wont hurt.

97z2801ss 11-29-2004 01:49 AM

youd get 1 thats adjustable?>

NoRiceInside 11-29-2004 03:23 AM

yeah. spohn adjustable panhard rod. thats what i might get...

Mike Jones 11-29-2004 05:19 AM

You don't need an adjustable one if your car's not lowered. It's adjustable so you can realign your rear end after lowering it.

Bottlefed B4C 11-29-2004 05:33 PM

I have an adjustable one, when I bought it, I made it match the stock one... And I havent touched it since... I may play with it this year at the track, but if I had it to do over again, I would get a non adjustable...

FORCE_FED_Z 11-29-2004 06:15 PM

I will echo all- you only need adjustable if your car is lowered- and even at that its not totally necessary. My first car was lowered without one and the current one is lowered as well with a non-adjustable edelbrock one in there-

I would just save the dough for something else and just get a standard one Tony-

Heat Seeker WS6 02-14-2005 10:15 PM

Getting the adjustable PHR the right decision if the car is lowered. With the stock or a fixed PHR, the rear suspension's geometry changes and thus your handling goes away when lowered. An adjustable PHR that's been set properly will bring your rear suspension back where it needs to be.
Also too, if your car is lowered, you should have Lower Control Arm re-locating brackets in place. That will also affect the car's handling- especially if you drive it hard. Speed Inc and any other speed shop has them.

97z2801ss 02-14-2005 10:22 PM

no the cars low enough for me! Im still deciding on what one to get? adj or non adj, what do u think?

Heat Seeker WS6 02-14-2005 11:09 PM

If it's lowered & mine, I'd get the adjustable.
But you can get a non-adj and the car will still drive fine -maybe you won't notice too much if just normal street driving- it all depends on how and where you drive it. I'm on racetrack- I need it.
If you want a non-adj, i do have an Edelbrock PHR in my basement not being used.

97z2801ss 02-15-2005 12:40 AM

sweet how much?

Heat Seeker WS6 02-15-2005 01:09 AM

PM'd you

archemedes 02-16-2005 02:16 PM

it never hurts to have an adjustable unless you don't adjust it correctly then your handling is a mess


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