Adj. panrohd bar

[raz0r6]

alright i bought an adjust panrod bar and its suppose to center the axle and make it that the wheels are sticky out of the wheel well equally well when i took it to the shop and had it alighned i adjusted the panrod bar until the computer said that it was aligned and one wheel sticks out more then the other whats up with that?

any suggestions

should i make it so that both are equal , but then the rear wont be aligned

what should i do????????????



Kyle

[Xride]

doesnt that mean that something in the front isnt aligned?

I'm not really good with how the alingment machines work, but to me that would be the only way, as there are only so many things holding the rear, and not many control alignment.

theres the phb, lca, shocks, and tq arm...... phb is really the only thing that controls the alingment.... unless you have adjustable LCA's

[z71camaro]

Your best bet is to center the rear and see if the front can be aligned so its straight with the rest of the car. Did one of the rear wheels register further forward or back than the other?

[raz0r6]

no. i mean the whole car is aligned right know perfectly its just i can notice the wheels are off a bit nobody else can tell its just bugs me to know that there not equal.

[z71camaro]

Its like when your car makes a noise and your the only one who can hear it! I know where your coming from. How out is it? What is the measurement?

[raz0r6]

like i said its nothing to extreme maybe 1/2 or 3/4 inch just enough that i can notice it

[KWKSLVR]

Your car hasn't been wrecked or anything like that has it?

[z71camaro]

1/2 - 3/4" is how they come stock. Bumping the rear over 1/4 to 1/2" won't ruin the alignment. The adjustment is only lateral and wouldn't even be noticed except you'll feel better knowing its centered.