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Nolathane
Nolathane Adjustable Rear Panhard Rod - 48153
SKU: A1045820
$635
each
Features
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To suit Holden Commodore VB-VS, HSV and Gemini
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Suits lowered vehicles
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Helps reset axle location and alignment
- Bent design helps provide exhaust clearance
Product Details
Nolathane Adjustable Rear Panhard Rod
If you’ve lowered your Commodore or Gemini, the rear axle can shift sideways, leading to tyre rub, vague handling and uneven wear. The Nolathane Adjustable Rear Panhard Rod lets you re-centre the diff and reset alignment, so your vehicle tracks straight, turns predictably and looks right from behind. You get sharper response and better tyre life without the guesswork.
Designed for Holden Commodore VB–VS, HSV models and Gemini, it suits lowered vehicles and those running larger exhausts. The bent bar profile provides extra clearance to help prevent knocks and rattles, while the adjustable design allows you to fine-tune axle location to match ride height or wheel changes. If you want your street car or weekend toy to feel tight and true, this is a smart, durable upgrade that brings confidence back to every drive.
For a well-rounded upgrade, consider matching your Nolathane fitment with new quality steering parts or the best in suspension for you vehicle. Restore confident handling, steering response and everyday driving comfort with Nolathane quality products.
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