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chevy6guy9 · 10-19-2014, 12:20 PM

Ok so I'm setting up the rear finally. Says to put the bar in the furthest bottom hole and adjust at ride hight for equal width... My problem is with the 22's the panard bar is 3 degrees up at 5"ride hight. So when I go to lay it out the rear pulls to the drivers side about 1"-1 1/2". What can I do to keep the rearend within a 3-4 degree rAnge of motion through its up and down adjustment.
I don't think a wats link is the solution as there is t much room with the frame cross bar behind the reAr.... Any help or pics would be helpful. Thanks

1970greenburb · 11-19-2014, 02:25 PM

Hey good luck with trying to get a answer to your question from porterbuilt. Speaking from experience.

clemsonteg · 11-19-2014, 02:36 PM

How much travel do you have from ride height to laid out? What is the adjusted length of the bar?

PBFAB.COM · 11-19-2014, 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by chevy6guy9

Ok so I'm setting up the rear finally. Says to put the bar in the furthest bottom hole and adjust at ride hight for equal width... My problem is with the 22's the panard bar is 3 degrees up at 5"ride hight. So when I go to lay it out the rear pulls to the drivers side about 1"-1 1/2". What can I do to keep the rearend within a 3-4 degree rAnge of motion through its up and down adjustment.
I don't think a wats link is the solution as there is t much room with the frame cross bar behind the reAr.... Any help or pics would be helpful. Thanks

Shoot me an email and I can help get you squared away.

Nate@pbfab.com

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Originally Posted by 1970greenburb

Hey good luck with trying to get a answer to your question from porterbuilt. Speaking from experience.

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chevy6guy9 · 11-19-2014, 04:06 PM

Nate and Dave got me all squared away.. Nate refigered a rear notch cover to compensate. They've been a great help. Any questions or concerns I've had theve been on the ball. Thanks so much for your help Nate and can't wait to recieve the parts along with the new shock kit for the 60-66 c10 hood hinges.

Thanks again NATE and DAVE porterbuilt. You guys have great parts.

10-19-2014, 12:20 PM	#1
chevy6guy9 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: burlington,nc Posts: 197	Rear porterbuilt extreme kit panhard bar help needed Ok so I'm setting up the rear finally. Says to put the bar in the furthest bottom hole and adjust at ride hight for equal width... My problem is with the 22's the panard bar is 3 degrees up at 5"ride hight. So when I go to lay it out the rear pulls to the drivers side about 1"-1 1/2". What can I do to keep the rearend within a 3-4 degree rAnge of motion through its up and down adjustment. I don't think a wats link is the solution as there is t much room with the frame cross bar behind the reAr.... Any help or pics would be helpful. Thanks

11-19-2014, 02:25 PM	#2
1970greenburb Registered User Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Everson, wa Posts: 96	Re: Rear porterbuilt extreme kit panhard bar help needed Hey good luck with trying to get a answer to your question from porterbuilt. Speaking from experience.

11-19-2014, 02:36 PM	#3
clemsonteg Registered User Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Anderson,SC Posts: 953	Re: Rear porterbuilt extreme kit panhard bar help needed How much travel do you have from ride height to laid out? What is the adjusted length of the bar?

11-19-2014, 04:06 PM	#5
chevy6guy9 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: burlington,nc Posts: 197	Re: Rear porterbuilt extreme kit panhard bar help needed Nate and Dave got me all squared away.. Nate refigered a rear notch cover to compensate. They've been a great help. Any questions or concerns I've had theve been on the ball. Thanks so much for your help Nate and can't wait to recieve the parts along with the new shock kit for the 60-66 c10 hood hinges. Thanks again NATE and DAVE porterbuilt. You guys have great parts.



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