Panhard adjusting

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You're welcome! I just looked at your website and the options it gives. The 2 options are 3 inch lift and 5 inch lift. Does it matter if that i have a 2.5 inch lift with 35s? I'm going with the 3, but I just want to make sure.
would highly recommend reading through the first post of this thread as well: Compiling/comparing lift and caster data and getting some measurements (but for the rear axle). You might want to install some rear bumpstop drops as well, depending on final fitment. You can easily install those later on down the road if needed. 3" is definitely where you want to start though.
 
would highly recommend reading through the first post of this thread as well: Compiling/comparing lift and caster data and getting some measurements (but for the rear axle). You might want to install some rear bumpstop drops as well, depending on final fitment. You can easily install those later on down the road if needed. 3" is definitely where you want to start though.

Sweet! Thank you very much for the help. I'll be ordering them today.
 
Sweet! Thank you very much for the help. I'll be ordering them today.
Of course, my pleasure!

you will only be ordering *it* though, not them. Only the rear gets the bracket, not the front. Getting front panhard and steering linkage out of parallel makes for bad steering.
 
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I like this setup form eimkeith. with a adjustable panhard which I already have.
It's smaller lighter, works with multiple lift heights. I have one in my possession and as soon as I get it installed I well post up. for my lift I well only be using the axle side.
Disclosure I have no stake in this and payed full price for mine. I just like the clean execution & smaller package/ adjustability
 
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