Reply to "Pantera Height"

bosswrenchMember

Philippe, a few years ago in the POCA (Pantera Owners of America- a misnomer since it has over 40 European members) newsletter, I wrote a whole series of articles on the Pantera suspension. To some extent it depends on what's been done to the as-stock suspension, wheels and tires now on your car. The pertinate articles are:
Oct 07- Home wheel alignment
Dec 07- Pantera susapension part 1-Front
Jan 08- Swaybar Tech
Jan 08- Part 2- Rear suspension adjustments
Most old articles can be accessed via POCA's web site , or, on occasion back-issue newsletters come up for sale. There are other articles on the subject as well. After you look over these writings, if you have any further questions, PM me.

4/19/1211:09 PM

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