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im about to pull the trigger on the OME 2 inch system.

my question is, is it absolutley necessary to install pan hard bars with this lift?

thanks in advance for everyones help
 
No, not necessary at all (assuming you mean aftermarket panhard bars). If you do want to correct your rear track at all, I would suggest the Delta Vehicle Systems panhard bracket over an adjustable panhard. But its not required.

There are a variety of "OME lift kits" out there with several different spring options, so be sure you're doing your research before you pull the trigger. Or call @cruiseroutfit to chat about the best system for your needs.
 
No, not necessary at all (assuming you mean aftermarket panhard bars). If you do want to correct your rear track at all, I would suggest the Delta Vehicle Systems panhard bracket over an adjustable panhard. But its not required.

There are a variety of "OME lift kits" out there with several different spring options, so be sure you're doing your research before you pull the trigger. Or call @cruiseroutfit to chat about the best system for your needs.
thanks so much for the info
 
im about to pull the trigger on the OME 2 inch system.

my question is, is it absolutley necessary to install pan hard bars with this lift?

thanks in advance for everyones help

Depends on your level of OCD.

It was absolutely necessary for me to center my rear axle because it bugged me that it was a little off-center. Installed ARB panhard bar.

I also didn't like reduction of caster post-lift so ended up with the Delta 4" control arms.

I got the panhard bracket, but honestly didn't notice much difference if at all.

All the above is absolutely necessary for me to be :) with my 80.
 
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