Why Fit A Panhard Rod To A 4WD

An adjustable heavy duty 4WD Panhard Rod will allow you to centre the differential correctly when it has moved after fitting a suspension lift.
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[@KahanisGoldenBytes]

13 years later, still extremely useful ! Much Thanks from India.

[@quintontillmon1620]

Please move to the US! Folks at Superior Engineering are really nice people and their products are the best.

[@superiorengineering]

Thanks for your comment mate.

[@shakira1784]

Exactly. Thanks for the video brother

[@superiorengineering]

Thanks mate

[@daboyapostol910]

Where can i buy

[@daboyapostol910]

Where can i buy

[@jace1691]

Why isn’t the extended pan hard bracket on the superior website

[@LordEthan2]

Good vid chief.

[@superiorengineering]

Thanks mate.

[@lockednloaded105]

Hi I’ve just bought a set of superior engineering panhard rods for my hzj105 with a 4” lift. I’m about to install them. When you adjust them do you take your measurements when the car is sitting in its natural position or do you need to alter the suspension to get the Panhard Rod into a certain position before measuring your tyres to the guards.
Cheers.

[@superiorengineering]

Give us a call on 07 5433 1411 or email us at [e-mail] and we can give you some instruction on how to fit your panhard.

[@felipelava89]

Do you need the extended bracket with only 2” lift from standard?

[@superiorengineering]

No it is not required with a 2" lift mate.

[@franklowe3798]

Great vid ledgend

[@superiorengineering]

Thanks mate.

[@bretthogno]

If the panhard rod does not get replaced with a lift does it create a knock when it flexes?
I have a 2" lift and I don't think they put a new panhard rod in when it got done and something in the front knocks when I go up a gutter or even on rough rocky slow roads.....
They have had another look butbtheu say nothing is out.of place...
I did measure the overhang of the front wheel guards to the wheels and they are different so wondering would it be that....
It's a 79 series
Cheers.

[@superiorengineering]

There could be a number of things that can cause a knock in the front mate, but if your diff is not centered then a panhard will improve that.
as for the known you need to check clearances of all moving parts to be sure nothing is hitting then bushes, tie rod ends and swivel hubs for movement, loose parts or wear, if you still haven't found the cause maybe body mounts.

[@mickhealy572]

Thanks mate, now I know.

[@skhochay]

be nice if you show on how to aliment the pan rod

[@superiorengineering]

We will look into this.

[@mikhailkuleshov385]

Hey mate, after 50mm lift my front was fine but alignment guy said the rear toe is out, the track s moved to driver side by 10mm, what would fix the toe ?
Cheers

[@superiorengineering]

Hay mate, it will fix the track but not the toe, you would be better off to ask the aligner what he has to fix the toe on the rear.

[@theodoros1126]

At what point would you need this kit ? 2'' ? 3'' ? 4'' ? thanks

[@superiorengineering]

It is recommended to fit an adjustable panhard from 2" and up.

[@raulmontesa5339]

Do I need a change of panhard rod if the lift is 50 mm or lower for Jimny2019?

[@superiorengineering]

Probably not mate, but if you get a wheel alignment from a reputable place, they will let you know if the track is out and needs correcting.

[@raulmontesa5339]

@@superiorengineering Thanks mate.