So, this then begs the question, what is the correct way to set up when you have a 4x4 font axle and the frame link are 4-6 inches or more (maybe 10) above the axle link?
I wanna put my bar on the forward side of my diff but obviously I'll need to put double 45 bends in it so it doesn't come down on the yolk.. is that a thing
My small hatchback has this one. My question is what is the purpose? All I see is sideways movement. Does it mean it's not beneficial for stability or what?
what are your thoughts regarding very minimal double bend ("Z"ish) on a 37" panhard bar to compensate for a 2" lift vs relocation tabs that require welding. I would rather buy an adjustable bar and have it reshaped
mhh have a question, mhh check the full up and full down of the bar, check the center and is correct? mhh but the difference is a height of spring, is not in center of up e down bar.. mhhh
Look at this better watt’s linkage version: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dhX6NmkmVYo.html Roll center height can easily be changed putting center propeller pivot up or down.
Love your site and videos. I'm ordering the book. You guys so much enlighting information. My latest project is a lifted 100 series Land Cruiser/LX. The information provided let me set Panhard bar correction to the original roll center angle. I didn't have a clue about this before I started the lift. The videos came along at the right time. For a big Cruiser that has been built and lifted for off-road use, applying techniques that I learned from these videos, let the truck handle like a sports truck on curvy paved switchbacks and perform extremely well on off-road whoops. Also, with the Panhard correction, I can hit railroad crossings at regular road speed without the read shifting around and giving that "heebie geebie" feeling. The off-road community can learn a lot from this site and these videos. I have three other cars with Scott-Russell rear link suspensions. If you would ever like some pictures of Scott-Russell / Torsion rear suspension just let me know.