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68c10airstream · 01-31-2018, 10:50 PM

I'm running the porterbuilt panhard bar and would buy it again in a minute. New frame mount out a little farther and lower, and it attaches all the way over to the other side at the backside of the u bolt/shock mount area. This kit worked with the stock c-10 rear end and also works with my ford 9" rear end in it now!! Nice heim joints on each end with lock nuts and you can lengthen/shorten it's length with one wrench and your hands. Also. remember that you want the panhard bar to be parallel to the rearend at ride height. The porter built kit gives you three mounting holes on the passenger shock location. Travis at Properformance.com will fix you up, fantastic to deal with.

01-31-2018, 10:50 PM	#6
68c10airstream Registered User Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Marquette michigan Posts: 828	Re: Panhard Bar I'm running the porterbuilt panhard bar and would buy it again in a minute. New frame mount out a little farther and lower, and it attaches all the way over to the other side at the backside of the u bolt/shock mount area. This kit worked with the stock c-10 rear end and also works with my ford 9" rear end in it now!! Nice heim joints on each end with lock nuts and you can lengthen/shorten it's length with one wrench and your hands. Also. remember that you want the panhard bar to be parallel to the rearend at ride height. The porter built kit gives you three mounting holes on the passenger shock location. Travis at Properformance.com will fix you up, fantastic to deal with.