Anyone running a spohn adjustable panhard?

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http://www.spohn.net/shop/2000-2006...Tahoe-Yukon-Avalanche-Escalade-Hummer-H2.html

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I just ordered one yesterday...on sale for $106 plus shipping.

Saw it while browsing around and thought I'd give it a shot. Did a search here & didn't find anything.

Cameron
 
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Please excuse the dumb question, but what does this do? Center the rear end? Would that be for when lowered?

(sorry if its a no brainer, just dont know, and if i dont know i ask away. Cant ever stop learning) thanks
 

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Well I think we'll both see shortly, I just pulled the trigger as well.
 
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I didn't think anyone made one either. I was researching lower trailing arms & this popped up. Spohn makes pretty good stuff & if the pic represents the actual product than it seems like a great find.

I'll update when I get it & install it. Good to see someone else pulled the trigger on it too.

Cameron

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Please excuse the dumb question, but what does this do? Center the rear end? Would that be for when lowered?

(sorry if its a no brainer, just dont know, and if i dont know i ask away. Cant ever stop learning) thanks
The panhard mounts to the frame & the axle. It is designed to keep the axle centered left to right under the truck through it's suspension movement. Dropping the truck, or raising it for that matter, changes geometry & will shift the axle off center...some of us have light rubbing issues or clearly shifted axle placement. An adjustable panhard allows you to re-center the axle after a drop.

Cameron
 
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are the lower trailing arms worth it?
 
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Nope, unless someone builds some adjustable I'm just gonna have to make my own out of johhny joints and .250wall dom tubing.
 

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