Panhard rod and radius arms
- TomDK
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funkyjimny wrote: without the lower rear shock repositioners your lower shock bushes wont last five minutes , when the jimny is lifted the rear axle is rotated which puts the lower shock bushes at the wrong angle to the bolts through them.
That's odd.
I've had the 4" ORA lift installed for 1,5 years without relocation brackets, used for plenty of offroading and comps. Bushes still looks new.
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My Jimny is LHD diesel, so it turns out that it is OK that my front panhard rod has a slight bend.
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However even with the standards panhards my axles are almost perfectly centre, in fact, slightly out to the left still.
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reflexsa wrote: I've had something strange occur. I fitted a Jimnybits 2" lift and with this I purchased adjustable panhards.
However even with the standards panhards my axles are almost perfectly centre, in fact, slightly out to the left still.
HAve you measured how tall the Jimny stands on standard springs compared to the 2" JB lift ?
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TomDK wrote:
reflexsa wrote: I've had something strange occur. I fitted a Jimnybits 2" lift and with this I purchased adjustable panhards.
However even with the standards panhards my axles are almost perfectly centre, in fact, slightly out to the left still.
HAve you measured how tall the Jimny stands on standard springs compared to the 2" JB lift ?
I only have measurements from my 40mm spacer lift and the JB 2" lift. The measurements are similar.
The car is definitely quite a bit higher than standard springs alone.
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