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Old 09-15-2010, 11:02 AM   #11
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Re: dropping my 67

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I would just do a budget long Panhard bar & make my own mounts & such. Can you give some more details here please?
Make your own mount that attaches to the pass side truck arm & stretch the OE bar to length. Make your own long/super track bar by taking two short/OE bars & making one long bar. Cut off one end of each OE bar & then thread the ends of the bar the same size as a tie-rod sleeve. Thread the ends into a tie-rod sleeve & it can be adjusted just like a tie-rod is adjusted.

You can also just stretch the OE bar but you need to make sure the length is right before welding it up.
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