Thread: dose a buggy spring need a panhardrod?

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i have just shoved a heap more power into my 23 turtle deck tbucket and under severe exceleration there seems to be a bit of the death wobbels comming from the ass of the car {and the driver} , the car is fitted with a buggy spring rear end on a 9" diff with four link bar set up , will a panhard bar heal my ass end ? is a watts link that much better, would stronger 4 link bars do the dammage? once where off the line and the somke clears and where doing 60+mph theres no a worries in the world its all in the launch?

the steering is on the correct side !!!! the bar at the front u refer to is a gazzard rod {thats what i call it anyhow} acts just like a panhard rod in reverse stops lateral movement in front end, i believe that it dose bugger all , but they made me put it there for full street rego {compliance} as for runnung rich all the pipes are like that now with the new motor....

THATS A WATTS LINK BAR, a panhard rod is a singular the watts like is the piviot style they both preform the same job but with the watts link u dont suffer from the push me pull u effect like a singular panhard rod , but back to your comment the watts like set up u have works well? did u ever drive it with out it?
PIGBODY....

Here's another description of Watt's linkage with pictures of one style employed. http://tsmmfg.com/Watts_Linkage.htm

Thats a nice lookin bucket Pigbody,

I don't have any experience in this so I'll just sit back an listen...

OB