panhard rod or not if i get adjustable coilovers

[bolton_18]

i've dropped mine 50mm on the back should i get a panhard rod and why should i? My car seems fine and i will be getting a set of coilovers from mat soon (end of feb) so when i adjust the hight what about the panhard rod what do i do then ?

 

[joesouthgate]

the more you lower the more the axel will be thrown out of line, you can probably see it sitting to one side if you look carefully.

 

[bolton_18]

well tbh its ok me car sits a we bit wonky if you look at the back but only by 10mm but everything seams ok lol

 

[joesouthgate]

pretty sure it'll wear your tyres if your not carefull.

 

[frank]

pretty sure it'll wear your tyres if your not carefull.

i think it just makes the springs and shocks sit a bit crooked :upside:

 

[Robb]

Yeah you can see the shocks and springs are a bit wonky, which is probably a bad thing, i must get round to ordering one! :glance:

 

[squarepants]

aprently makes handling worse...altough its not noticeable. an uprated panhard is stronger than the standard one, thus puts the rear axle back in line...

imange if the stnadard rod snapped under stress (it could do!), it would be very dangerous!

i would say get one deffo if running coilovers! not worth the risk imo.