When i built my saloon i noticed several cars with the wheels offset so i built 
the suspension without springs and got the wheels at the correct ride height 
then drilled the panhard rod mount. Which panhard rod have you got, tubular or 
u section ,i have seen many of them bent especially u section ones ,very often 
the bend is from someone jacking the car on the rod 




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Sent: Monday, April 17, 2017 4:47 PM
Subject: [Quantum Owners] Fatter tyres??


I'm hoping someone can shed some light........ 
Giving the Q saloon a once-over prior to Stoneleigh, and I noticed the rear 
offside tyre has scraped the plastic sleeve on the damper. I didn't have the 
problem with the previous tyres which were the same size (185/55x14) The wheels 
are as before (43.5 inset). I can only think the tyre shape 
(Dunlop) is a bit different to the previous tyres (Firestone) - the new 
ones do measure 185mm across. I've also tried switching wheels to different 
corners just n case of some crazy offset difference in 
manufacture.  Measuring the clearance to the rear trailing arms 
is 5mm on the offside and 20mm on the nearside, so far from ideal. The only 
ways I can see of changing this are 1) different tyres, but a lottery as to 
result.  2) spacers (I have an aversion to them, as do insurance. 3) change 
the wheels (maybe Peugeot for less inset?) or 4) Fit an adjustable panhard rod 
to attempt to "even it up" which may give a problem on the nearside.  As 
far as I can see it the close clearance in itself is an issue, not helped by 
the 
poor design (panhard rod) which moves the axle laterally when the 
suspension compresses. With the car on level ground the panhard rod is 
horizontal, so any movement (up or down) will have the effect of moving the 
axle/RH wheel to the offside of the car, thus improving the current situation, 
but clearly bush compliance/stack up of movement has caused the tyre to touch 
the plastic shield.
Has anyone else got a clearance issue on rear tyres 
on a saloon?  Edited to add....... 
OR INDEED A 2+2, since the rear axle is the 
same


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