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    Quote Originally Posted by 68Chevelle View Post
    Good eye there are no panhard bars on the car at this time. I figure I will add them on down the road when I get the car drivable.
    Thomas
    With the traditional side steer in the front you shouldn't need a panhard bar. Mine doesn't have one and I have no problems at all. From what I've heard and read you only need them for cross steering set ups.

    Same goes for the rear with a transverse spring. Is there really a need for a panhard bar?

    Build looks great I really like it. Can't wait to start my 30 A pickup.
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    DMW,
    Thats what I read too, I figured the transverse spring wouldn't allow side to side movement.
    However I have been told that the shackles still allow some side to side movement. I figured I would drive without panhard bars and if I didn't like the way it drove I would add them later on. My guess is the things not going to handle good with the bias plys on it anyway

    What are your plans for your 30 A PU? I really like the looks of the A pickups.

    Thanks,
    Thomas
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    Thomas-
    Since I am using the cross-steer with a Vega steering box, and coilover rear, both with radius rods (no 4 bar), I opted to use the Panhard bars. I finally got off my butt, and snapped some photos, please forgive the blurry, out-of-focus photos...
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    Crap. I rez=sized those damn photos to what I thought was matchbook size, and they still turned out super humongous...Crap.
    Sorry.
    Lemme try this one, it is the size of a postage stamp-
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    Okay, I am doing something WRONG.
    Sorry for the waste of bandwidth, guys.

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