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Originally posted by rambling angler
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Mine cost me nothing, they were made out of nylon, but i was in the right place at the right time. Speak to the surfenstein for the lift blocks, aparently he does adjustable panhard rods as well and he is shouting about it.Roy
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The ones Stein supplies are alluminum ..........they can be made out of nylon as well.Originally posted by rambling angler View Post' You've arrived on a rather special night. It's one of the master's affairs.'Comment
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Oh knowledgeable ones, could the front Diff and ARB drop blocks be made out of nylon as well.
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Originally posted by roylittle0 View PostOh knowledgeable ones, could the front Diff and ARB drop blocks be made out of nylon as well.
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I'd be pushing it with balljoint spacers though.Originally posted by BioHazard View Post
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a Body lift makes no alterations to the suspension.
So you wont need an adjustable rod for any kind of body lift.
You'll want one on a sus lift. Especially if its LC springs or larger. Its noticably pulled out afterwards without one.Comment
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no not really nylon is a very versatile material.depending on what type of nylon it is.Originally posted by roylittle0 View PostI'd be pushing it with balljoint spacers though.' You've arrived on a rather special night. It's one of the master's affairs.'Comment
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So i don't need one at the moment, just with a 2" body lift, i'll keep it in mind for the future, its something i can do and keep it to stock length until i get the suspension lift done, just planning ahead.Originally posted by RodLeach View PostRoy
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All i can tell you is that it is hard, black and self lubricating.Originally posted by BioHazard View Post
I have some 12mm ally so i can make them out of that and tig em together then mill them flat, or just leave them sandwiched together to get my 1".
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Ah i think its teflonLast edited by roylittle0; 8 November 2008, 19:00.Roy
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Yeah, Body lift wont effect anything.Originally posted by roylittle0 View Post
If you put one on now that was set for larger springs you'd push the axle out the passenger side.
When you do a sus lift you'll want one.Comment
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Following this with interest! at some point soon i'd like to either fit LC springs or 2" spacers, so i will need either an adjustable panard rod or drop bracket, the drop bracket looks the most likely, less messing and maybe cheaper,Too young to die and too old to give a tossComment
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The drop bracket well be a lot easier to make and i would think a lot easier to set up, just measure the additional height gained and drill the holes at that spacing.Originally posted by POPEYE View PostRoy
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I've got one here for 45 quid delivered.
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What! rod or bracket? cant afford to do the back just yet but if you still have it when i do do it i'll have itOriginally posted by BUSHWHACKER View PostI've got one here for 45 quid delivered.
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Drop bracket. I can always make more.Originally posted by POPEYE View PostWhat! rod or bracket? cant afford to do the back just yet but if you still have it when i do do it i'll have itComment
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