you cant run the wishbone and the 4-link, they will bind against each other.
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This is a discussion on Different Panhard Options within the Street forums, part of the General Discussion category; hey guys, im running the kp canti and was thinking of doing some type of wish bone to be used ...
hey guys, im running the kp canti and was thinking of doing some type of wish bone to be used before the axle instead of having the panhard? i would have to make the bar length the same as the link bars so that it doesnt bind? i also heard that you could weld up triangular bars from the link bar to the axle(bushing with tabs) to stop side motion. does anyone know anything about these ideas?
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It might need some super pivots where the arrows are.
What do you guys think?
Last edited by denny; 12-17-2005 at 06:18 PM.
you cant run the wishbone and the 4-link, they will bind against each other.
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That definately wont work. How would the bars pivot?Originally Posted by denny
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yeah.. that would not work...
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watts link is the other thing u can run besides a pan hard bar
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Ive been thinking of the geometry and i think it could. Of course it would be on both sides and the tabs would all be aligned( make the tabs of the angular brace in align with that of the upper four link end). Then with super pivots on the front endlinks, it would give the axle and upper four link bar the ability to rotate.
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