Adjustable Pan Hard bar
#1
Adjustable Pan Hard bar
Do you absolutely need a pan hard bar for lowering your car on springs? I also heard of camber plates or something? What all would I need to do it the right way??
#2
As for the front, same scenario probably applies, an inch or so won't require the use of camber bolts, or camber plates. After you do the drop take it to an alignment shop, if they can't get it back to spec you'll have to use bolts or plates.
To do it the absolute best way; drop springs, an adj track bar for the rear. If you really want to preserve the best control arm angle you'll add some lower control arm mounting plates. Front would takes springs, and camber plates. You can get away with camber bolts, but plates are better.
Last edited by Ken04; 09-10-2009 at 08:44 PM.
#3
https://mustangforums.com/forum/s197...ustang-gt.html
Try this sticky at the top of this section...........
Try this sticky at the top of this section...........
#4
SOO many threads about the same stuff. Its like a new one every couple hours at least. I understand we all want to make threads about our cars and stuff. But really this "lowering" topic has been beat to death 5 times over. It just pushes the other "new" topics off the first page.
#5
To do it the absolute best way; drop springs, an adj track bar for the rear. If you really want to preserve the best control arm angle you'll add some lower control arm mounting plates. Front would takes springs, and camber plates. You can get away with camber bolts, but plates are better.
#6
I'd have to say no, you don't always need an adjustable pan-hard bar. I lowered my old 2005 Mustang GT with Steeda Sport springs and needed one, then on my new GT500 I just installed the Eibach Pro-Kit and the rear didn't kick out at all....so now I have a brand new lightning force performance adjustable pan-hard bar sitting in my basement that I have no use for...
#7
To all those who had valuable feedback, thank you for answering my question. I do appreciate the knowledge. To everyone else that deems it necessary to reply with useless comments, you just bumped the forum right to the top with your actions. Something to think about for next time.
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To all those who had valuable feedback, thank you for answering my question. I do appreciate the knowledge. To everyone else that deems it necessary to reply with useless comments, you just bumped the forum right to the top with your actions. Something to think about for next time.
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