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just to clarify this guys i need to adjust my panhard rod with the 19's on it just touches the rear bumper over bumps on drivers side. i have been told to adjust it so it a few mm more over on drivers side so when there is weight in the car it centers up. now i know i do it on flat ground however whats the best way to do it on a lowered vl as there is not to much room to get under the car to adjust it
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jack it up, adjust it, drop it down. check if its moved over enough. if not, then start again from the beginning
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jack car up and sit it on stands... with the stands positioned under the diff axle tubes this way the car will sit as if its on the ground with plenty room to get underneath
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yer man. jack under the diff, spanner to adjust the nut. Be a boss. Visualise that sht.
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haha all done guys only problem is last week i fitted a new cat and unfortunatly the cat was about a inch shorter so the exhaust is about a inch shorter and not it hit the panhard rod when i go over bumps etc just noticed it. what would be the best way to sort this out
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Make it take it engineering, smash it with a hammer ,if that dont work get a bigger hammer.
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im a bit of a perfectionest im just going to weld a piece in to lengthen it back up
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