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North east Jimny...........Gaz's

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02 Feb 2011 19:54 - 02 Feb 2011 19:55 #10856 by biggaz
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Well i wanted it to be able to be standard length, so closed is 82.5 cms :-) same as standard panhard. Obviously when you cut it, the width of the 3 nuts alone makes it quite a bit longer so i shortened the panhard first.

Is there some problem with this i have overlooked lol?

What i did notice, is that when i diconnected the panhards front and rear, then shook/jumped/rocked etc the panhards were still inline? People say it settles way off but mine wernt? The axles are off to one side though so does need them.
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02 Feb 2011 19:55 - 02 Feb 2011 21:24 #10857 by biggaz
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Smoggy, im in washington mate :-) Not too far.

You going to Tong?
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02 Feb 2011 20:51 #10863 by adamjimny
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biggaz wrote: Well i wanted it to be able to be standard length, so closed is 82.5 cms :-) same as standard panhard. Obviously when you cut it, the width of the 3 nuts alone makes it quite a bit longer so i shortened the panhard first.

Is there some problem with this i have overlooked lol?

What i did notice, is that when i diconnected the panhards front and rear, then shook/jumped/rocked etc the panhards were still inline? People say it settles way off but mine wernt? The axles are off to one side though so does need them.


were both panards disconnected at same time as they need to be.

impressed with those tho mate good job

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02 Feb 2011 21:20 #10864 by biggaz
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yes mate, both disconnected....

I guess ill just have to make some measurements of arch gap or something and make them equal.


Cheers mate, just hope my welding holds up haha!

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03 Feb 2011 18:36 #10887 by biggaz
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Other one done now, sorted!


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04 Feb 2011 06:59 #10907 by adamjimny
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biggaz wrote: Other one done now, sorted!



looking tidy those mate maybe add a piece of angle along the length for more strength

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