Re: '48 Panhard (5th) Shock Solution
Posted by HH56 On 2014/1/5 15:59:18
I'm curious if anyone has actually tried this Pinto shock idea for the rear stabilizer as mentioned in the first post -- or does anyone have another proven replacement solution. The Pinto item doesn't look quite the right configuration but other short shocks with a stem on each end might be.
Just exploring other options and rebuild is probably the best one -- although I didn't see any firms readily advertising the service. Just the lever types. Max and Kanter both say inquire so that probably means they don't have them or what they have is expensive.
With the stabilizer off the car, is there a reliable test to determine if the unit is functional without having the car driving down the road?
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Just exploring other options and rebuild is probably the best one -- although I didn't see any firms readily advertising the service. Just the lever types. Max and Kanter both say inquire so that probably means they don't have them or what they have is expensive.
With the stabilizer off the car, is there a reliable test to determine if the unit is functional without having the car driving down the road?
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