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Man-a-Fre rear panhard drop bracket for sale. Corrects rear panhard adjustment for 4" lift using stock panhard bar (would work well in the range of 3"-5")
I installed this for a couple of weeks, but ended up replacing it as the drop was a bit much for my usage in hardcore rock crawling. The ride is outstanding, because the panhard stays parallel to the axle, so under compression you don't get the axle pushing to the side.
The description/picture is near the bottom of this page on the MAF site:
http://www.man-a-fre.com/pa/4plus80seriesdropbrackets.htm
$75 includes shipping to the lower 48.
One bit of interest is the bracket has to be angled to align properly to the stock mount, and it did not have enough angle, so I ground it properly. This does not affect function or structure at all, but will save you a couple hours of installation time in getting it properly aligned. I can take pics for anybody who is interested but is concerned that what I said isn't making sense or is somehow a deficiency.
I installed this for a couple of weeks, but ended up replacing it as the drop was a bit much for my usage in hardcore rock crawling. The ride is outstanding, because the panhard stays parallel to the axle, so under compression you don't get the axle pushing to the side.
The description/picture is near the bottom of this page on the MAF site:
http://www.man-a-fre.com/pa/4plus80seriesdropbrackets.htm
$75 includes shipping to the lower 48.
One bit of interest is the bracket has to be angled to align properly to the stock mount, and it did not have enough angle, so I ground it properly. This does not affect function or structure at all, but will save you a couple hours of installation time in getting it properly aligned. I can take pics for anybody who is interested but is concerned that what I said isn't making sense or is somehow a deficiency.
