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Rodders Digest: No Sway the Easy Way
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The April 2007 Issue of Rodders Digest has a great article on installing a panhard bar : No Sway the Easy Way.
They get into just enough of the reasoning behind the panhard workings, some basic math on setting it up and how to set it up.
The article is referencing a panhard bar with a 4 link setup but I think the basics work for setting up a newer panhard bar for a stepdown rear.
The article also references www.welderseries.com which looks to be a pretty neat site for some pre-fab-post-welded kits for anything from motor mounts, gussets, panhard bars... tons of stuff...I'm saving the link to my favorites!
Heres a link and some pictures of building the panhard bar mounts... http://www.welderseries.com/instructions/panhard_rear/rear_panhard_assembly.htm
