Made my own, damn, adjustable panhard bar!
12-08-2008, 11:20 PM
#29
'Dr. X'
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Toto's Kansas
Posts: 4,388
very cool, man. how does is feel compared to the 'stock' one (handling wise)?
for those who are confident in their 'constructive' abilities, you can get a stock panhard rod at newtakeoff for like 25 bucks (in case you mess up your stock one), then with the costs in extra parts, you technically only have to spend like 50 bucks for an adj. panhard rod
for those who are confident in their 'constructive' abilities, you can get a stock panhard rod at newtakeoff for like 25 bucks (in case you mess up your stock one), then with the costs in extra parts, you technically only have to spend like 50 bucks for an adj. panhard rod
Last edited by Xeno; 12-08-2008 at 11:26 PM.
12-09-2008, 12:39 AM
#30
5th Gear Member
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Memphis
Posts: 2,377
very cool, man. how does is feel compared to the 'stock' one (handling wise)?
for those who are confident in their 'constructive' abilities, you can get a stock panhard rod at newtakeoff for like 25 bucks (in case you mess up your stock one), then with the costs in extra parts, you technically only have to spend like 50 bucks for an adj. panhard rod
for those who are confident in their 'constructive' abilities, you can get a stock panhard rod at newtakeoff for like 25 bucks (in case you mess up your stock one), then with the costs in extra parts, you technically only have to spend like 50 bucks for an adj. panhard rod
