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September 1st, 2016 10:36 PM #1Does anyone else find it repulsive (sorry for lack of better word at the moment) ?
Somehow it is visible from the back of Isuzu Mu-X, and it is asymmetrical.
Pretty much all SUVs now has it (not sure if they are all called panhard bar though).
What exactly is it for? My Alterra does not have it and its suspension is doing fine.
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September 1st, 2016 11:27 PM #2It's for making money hehehehe para kumita seller
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September 2nd, 2016 01:17 AM #3
Keeps the axle from shimmying sideways. Your Alterra doesn't need it because it's leaf-sprung.
Coil-sprung live axles don't have rigid leaf springs to keep them centered. A panhard bar is a cheap way of keeping the axle centered without splurging on an independent rear suspension,
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September 2nd, 2016 01:40 AM #4Panhard bar vs Watt's linkage Тяга Панара и параллелограмм Уатта - YouTube
Basically there are 3 ways to control lateral movement on live axle rear suspension,
1. Leaf spring - old tech/terrible for lateral support.
2. Panhard rod and;
3. Watts link
Old gen and all new-Fort, monty, trail/mux uses panhard rod.
Only the all new everest uses watts link.
Something to ponder on. ;)
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