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Panhard bars were used on 1982-2002 models. Some people refer to this as a track bar. This bar runs parallel with the rear axle. It connects the rear end to the chassis. It's purpose is to keep the rear end from moving side to side, yet still allow your rear end to go through full suspension travel. Whenever you lower a vehicle (such as with aftermarket coil springs), you are now changing the geometry of your suspension, an adjustable panhard bar is suggested to help center the "track" on the rear wheels. You want the rear wheels to be aligned with the front, otherwise your car can walk.