Panhard bar extension

[Robmills72]

I lifted my 94 t4r a while ago using spring and spacers in the rear, but ever since lifting it, the truck sits lower on the passenger side than on the drivers. I could be wrong but I'm thinking that it is the panhard bars fault since i never got a longer one. My question to you guys is: what companies make an extended panhard or even a drop bracket. If you think that there could be another issue leading to the suspension droop please feel free to chime in, thanks guys.

Cheers

 

[92-SR5]

I don't know if it would cause the droop, but I got my panhard drop from 4crawler. I would recommend doing business with them. Mine is a 4" drop, you have to get the right length for your lift.

 

[Robmills72]

I don't know if it would cause the droop, but I got my panhard drop from 4crawler. I would recommend doing business with them. Mine is a 4" drop, you have to get the right length for your lift.

Any guesses as to what might? I've already looked into the rear springs and shocks. I need the extension anyway but I still wanna fix the problem

 

[Footofgod]

Pictures?

 

[92-SR5]

Well the passenger side does have the fuel tank, so that might be part of the issue. Did you get new springs or just throw spacers in?

 

[Robmills72]

Well the passenger side does have the fuel tank, so that might be part of the issue. Did you get new springs or just throw spacers in?

New springs and spacers

As for pics:

 

[Footofgod]

It's leaning more in the front? I would almost say that the the torsion bars need to be adjusted or replaced. Have they been tweaked at all?

 

[Robmills72]

It's leaning more in the front? I would almost say that the the torsion bars need to be adjusted or replaced. Have they been tweaked at all?

Not that I know of. And just out of curiosity how do you adjust the tbars? Lol

 

[Footofgod]

See here:

Toyota Tech: Upgrading Torsion Bars