Bad Bushing in panhard bar?
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I'm confused on the benefit of a adjustable one. All I can tell from reading the product websites is that it is either for racing or lowering...
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hobbstisdaman - Trail-Blazer
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It centers the rearend under the truck
they've always worked for me.
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So by adjustable is that meaning the "twist to adjust" kind?
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Yes. Both lowered and lifted trucks push the axle out to the passenger's side.
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So does the massive one had any good reviews yet? I was told it was over priced, but I don't know really anything about panhard bars. Or the arms that they make for that matter.
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Just installed the massive panhard bar this past weekend. Seems to be of good quality very beefy and powder coat finish looks great also a breeze to center rear axle. Just swapped in the massive and gave it a few turns. Before installing it my axle was kicked over to the passenger side 1".
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So it has a pretty good chance of not "un-turning" itself?
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hobbstisdaman - Trail-Blazer
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Thanks to your bad bushing i figured out what me, Firestone, NTB, and a few other mechanics couldn't figure out mine has been making that noise for the last year and nobody could figure it out thank you lmao I cant wait to see the purple under mine
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hobbstisdaman wrote:So it has a pretty good chance of not "un-turning" itself?
no each side is threaded opposite from each other and it also has locking nuts so no chance of it coming loose on you.
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