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which way round do they go , with the adjuster nut on the passender side or on the drivers side , also how do you know when they are set right and how do you do it , cheers :dance:

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Re: jimny adjustable panhard rods , which way and how do you adjust??
« Reply #1 on: February 28, 2009, 13:58:34 »
Hi James, if you lok from the front or rear of the car you'll notcie with your 3" lift kit that the axles are positioned over towards one side of the car, the idea of the adjustable panhard rods is that you can adjust them until the axles are sat centrally on the car. Not knowing where you got your rods from I couldnt say left or right hand thread, but if you go the wrong way the axles will be further away then ever. If you have standard wheelarches then you can measure from these to get the axle central, go for a run round the block and measure again. If you have cut wheelarches its a bit harder.

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Re: jimny adjustable panhard rods , which way and how do you adjust??
« Reply #2 on: February 28, 2009, 16:25:43 »
hi there kap rods :drool:

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Re: jimny adjustable panhard rods , which way and how do you adjust??
« Reply #3 on: February 28, 2009, 20:51:38 »
Doesnt really matter which way up they go, just get the length right to keep the axle in the centre of the car.
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