Adjustable Panhard Rod or bracket?

[Tdubz]

So I have been lurking around and picking up as much info as I can, took a gamble and completed a 2 inch body lift and a 2 inch suspension lift using the rancho kits supplied by roughtrax; nothing like jumping in with both feet. Unfortunately hit an issue with the rear suspension. The lift initially appears to be slightly higher than 2 inches and I now have the issue with the panhard rod pulling the axle out alignment due to the increased angle. I therefore need either an adjustable Panhard rod (cant find one in the uk although I have seen some Landcruiser adjustable ones not sure if these would fit??) or a Panhard drop bracket 0 ahain the issue is finding one in the UK. Can anyone offer me some advice. Thanks

[budweiser]

get yours,cut it in 2, fit and weld a threaded rod in with a few nuts, and you got and adjustable one, done that with mine and its good

[MudSurfer]

Hi Tony and welcome.

There are a few members here that could make you one if you're not confident to do it yourself. Ask the guys at Overfab in Westbury they may have some ready made.

[tweak'e]

the drop bracket is the better way. the more horizontal the bar the less sideways push it gets when the suspension moves.

[BioHazard]

plans here for a drop bracket.... never tried either the drop bracket or the adjustable rod but Surfenstein used to make the adjustable rods and no one ever complained

http://daemon4x4.org/portal/downloads.php?dcid=13

[Karma Supra]

I have an adjustable Panhard bracket, and a drop bracket.

Works well for me!