October 27, 201312 yr comment_670280 I was replacing bushes and springs today in my ke70 and when i went to put the panhard back on it wouldn't go so I tpulled it out and noticed it was bent. Should I be concerned? Its not bad, with help I got it back on the car and the old rubber bushings didn't look deformed of anything Report
October 27, 201312 yr comment_670293 Depends how bent. If its only minor it should be fine. All it does is keep your diff centered, is your car stock height? Report
October 27, 201312 yr comment_670297 ..and look carefully for other damage caused at the same time when someone drifted it into a kerb.... Report
October 27, 201312 yr comment_670298 my mate slammed his ae86 into a gutter once, during a...er.....incident. Bent the wheel and the panhard rod. Swapped the wheel on the side of the road, and undid the panhard rod rod and bent it back using the gutter. Good as new! If the car is lowered, a bit of a bend may help to keep the diff centred though ;) Report
October 28, 201312 yr Author comment_670328 The car is lowered a bit. Now that you mention it, I think she has had a bit of run in with the gutter before I got it, there was a noise coming from the left hand side of the diff but it's stopped now that I had the bearing replaced Report
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