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  1. Twinpinion

    Panhard bar

    Yeah, I could see the rear axles moving a little because the leafs actually hold the axles in place side to side. Notice that the packs feed into a steel box. (see pic). There are no rods that control side to side movement. The six arms you might be talking about locate the pinion angle and the...
  2. Twinpinion

    Panhard bar

    Nah, not needed. The suspension has no flexible bushings (they are metal) if there is slop to move side to side they are worn and should be replaced. Also, a panhard up front makes no sense. The main reason for one would be to help eliminate bumpsteer. This only works for vehicles with a...
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