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Old 04-22-2007, 06:16 PM   #1
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Adjustable Panhard Bars

Why don't companies make the adjustable panhard bars easier to adjust?

It would seem if the bars were made w/LH & R/H threaded bushings on each end (like a super long tie-rod), you could simply turn the bar one way to make it longer; the other to make it shorter.

That would be much easier than having to take the bolt out, prying the bushing out of its bracket, adjusting the length of the bar (hoping you got it right), moving the rear end left or right however much that's required, & re-installing the bar.
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