Do your plans include lowering the car?  If so build an adjustable tubular 
pan-hard bar and weld the axle.  If not; weld them both.

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From: "Jarrod Walker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 

> I want to stiffin up my suspension a little, so I was going to weld up the 
> rear, but some pages I've seen have the pan hard bars and some say the 
> "axle" which I'm guessing is the trailing arm beam welded up. I've seen one 
> page that showed pics of the pan hard bars welded up, and the other ones 
> which reffer to the "axle" being welded up have no pics, so perhaps they are 
> really reffering to the panhard bars. Does anyone know which is the right 
> one before I just decide to box them both in? Any help is 
> appreciated.-Jarrod 
> 
> 1988 CSX-T - Currently going through handling puberty. 

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