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Old 04-21-2014, 02:48 PM   #15
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Re: Panhard Bar Material

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Yeah, I've got that bookmarked already. Nice work, and hgs notes has some great pics as well. Thanks for your time, and all your time you spend helping us all out. Another one of the invaluable sources on this forum. I really appreciate it.
No problem. I did previous trucks like that but used the OE type tie-rod end sleeve. Not as visually nice as the billet sleeves hgs used. I built my rear end mount into my home made lowering blocks as well to get the bar parallel @ ride height.

Both worked & were budget friendly.
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