anyone with an Edelbrock adj. panhard rod?
05-15-2007, 08:55 PM
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anyone with an Edelbrock adj. panhard rod?
Hi all,
After lowering the rear of my GT(with Roush springs), I didn't notice that much of a side to side axle move, but after driving the car a few days, it seems the driver's side is off by about 1/4"-3/8". I probably didn't measure it correctly the first time and it's probably been slightly off since the spring install. Does anyone have any experience with the Edelbrock piece? Jeg's has it for $109.99(about $12 shipping to where I'm at), so for $122.00 I think it's a pretty nice deal and looks very cool with a black and red finish.
After lowering the rear of my GT(with Roush springs), I didn't notice that much of a side to side axle move, but after driving the car a few days, it seems the driver's side is off by about 1/4"-3/8". I probably didn't measure it correctly the first time and it's probably been slightly off since the spring install. Does anyone have any experience with the Edelbrock piece? Jeg's has it for $109.99(about $12 shipping to where I'm at), so for $122.00 I think it's a pretty nice deal and looks very cool with a black and red finish.
05-15-2007, 09:14 PM
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RE: anyone with an Edelbrock adj. panhard rod?
I'm wierd when it comes to stuff like that.I don't go to Del Taco and order the hamburger , because that's just not their forte. Similarly I wont buy suspension components from Edelbrock.I'm sure it's a quality piece, but that's just me.
05-15-2007, 09:31 PM
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RE: anyone with an Edelbrock adj. panhard rod?
ORIGINAL: RodeoFlyer
I'm wierd when it comes to stuff like that.I don't go to Del Taco and order the hamburger , because that's just not their forte. Similarly I wont buy suspension components from Edelbrock.I'm sure it's a quality piece, but that's just me.
I'm wierd when it comes to stuff like that.I don't go to Del Taco and order the hamburger , because that's just not their forte. Similarly I wont buy suspension components from Edelbrock.I'm sure it's a quality piece, but that's just me.
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05-16-2007, 03:08 AM
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RE: anyone with an Edelbrock adj. panhard rod?
ORIGINAL: 70stangguy
i have the edelbrock adj panhard rod haven't seen or felt any problems.
i have the edelbrock adj panhard rod haven't seen or felt any problems.
. Thanks for your input
05-18-2007, 04:42 PM
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RE: anyone with an Edelbrock adj. panhard rod?
Just recieved my Edelbrock adj. panhard rod, I must say, very nicely crafted!Powder coatedsteel on main rod, anodized aluminum on adjustable section, zerk fittings on each end and quality urethane bushings. Very impressed.
05-18-2007, 04:52 PM
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RE: anyone with an Edelbrock adj. panhard rod?
I have one as well. Word to the wise - install a 90 degree zerk fitting on the axle side of the bar or you won't be able to grease it after its installed.
05-18-2007, 06:12 PM
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RE: anyone with an Edelbrock adj. panhard rod?
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I have one as well. Word to the wise - install a 90 degree zerk fitting on the axle side of the bar or you won't be able to grease it after its installed.
I have one as well. Word to the wise - install a 90 degree zerk fitting on the axle side of the bar or you won't be able to grease it after its installed.