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Adjustable Panhard bars!

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#1 ·
For those of you that want to center up your rear axle and don't want to use a relocation bracket or drill a new hole here is a better option. Below are two links I found for adjustable panhard bars.
I bought the 1.25" diameter custom adjustable poly ended one from Spohns for $140. The Dallas hotrod bar is only $120 shipped but it's a 1" bar like the factory one.


http://www.spohn.net/shop/Custom-Pa...lt-Control-Arms-Panhard-Bars-and-Torque-Arms/

http://www.dallashotrodparts.com/09updodgepanhard.html
 
#6 ·
tape a piece of string on your fender so it hangs down to the center of your wheel. measure how much space is between the string and wheel. do this for both side of the truck and you'll know if your axle is centered.

if it's way off you'll be able to tell just by looking at it. I don't think it would have moved much with a 2" drop.
 
#15 ·
Just got a call from Spohns. They are making/sending me one of the Ram panhards that they will stock and not the custom one I ordered. The only difference is that the bar will be 1" and not 1.25". It won't be offset welded but it won't matter b/c the bar thickness isn't a problem any more.
The reason for this is that the bar ends measure out at 1.4" and they said they can't really weld the bar offset if the tubing is 1.25". Not a big deal I guess. It'll be a few bucks cheaper and there is plenty of adjustability for the 2/4 lowering kit I"ll be installing.
 
#20 ·
I called and ordered one today and they say it should ship Friday. I am glad someone is finally making these. It ran me $148 shipped to TX.

Thats not bad for a truck specific bar. Spohn's quality is top notch as well.

I assume they come powdercoated the standard spohn red?
 
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