Are there cross links running from the center of each of the shackles to
the mount on the opposite side? If so, that would lock the shackles so
they would not move, which would lock the suspension so it couldn't rise
or fall. Looks pretty strange to me. If there is only one cross link,
then the suspension can move up and down, but not stay centered. What
type of car is this on? That is, is this a track car, drag, tuner, etc.?
Peace,
Pat
Thusly spake Andy Cost, On 10/24/2009 8:53 PM:
> Anyone recognize this weird panhard bar? It is on an 88 mustang. The
> panhard bar is up high and there are two pivoting links at either end. The
> links are tied to a point near the bottom of the diff. The angle of the
> links is adjustable. I'm not sure what brand this is or even how it works.
>
>
> http://image68.webshots.com/468/4/7/1/2157407010065431685cSbZDr_fs.jpg
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>
> http://image96.webshots.com/196/1/68/85/2610168850065431685LhrfEc_fs.jpg
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>
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> Thanks,
>
>
>
> Andy
>
> BTW - Bucephalus might be going bye-bye.
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