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lukc22 05-11-2009 05:24 PM

1/2 ton tbars
 
Hello-

I had a 1/2 ton z71 and lifted it with torsion key replacement and blocks in the rear and a body lift... I know have a 98 s10 blazer and wondering if I can replace the s10 torsion bars with 1/2 ton bars to gain lift?? I am thinking that maybe the lengths are different but I wanted to ask this question...

Thanks for your help!!

swartlkk 05-11-2009 10:20 PM

You will not gain anything. You can exceed the safe limits of the rest of the suspension with the stock bars and keys. Lift too far (>2"), and you will be chewing up ball joints and CV shafts. 2" is about the limit on good stock bars with stock keys.

bandidolenny 05-11-2009 11:54 PM

Just crank your t-bars to gain about 1.5" of front end lift.

lukc22 05-12-2009 05:31 PM

I have been reading the forums and it seems that the cv angles get to be too much after 2 inches... Does anyone know if the cv's and ball joints are interchangable with 1/2 tons to beej them up a little bit?? may seem like a dumb question but I am just trying to learn about the Jimmy I now have..


Thanks guys!!

mikeinwi 05-12-2009 05:34 PM

i doubt the cv's are interchangable, but just check out the part # on the cv's and that should give you ur answer.

bandidolenny 05-12-2009 08:33 PM

They are not interchangeable...

lukc22 05-17-2009 11:12 AM

lifting the truck 2 inches, what is the largest size tires I can run on my stock rims with minimal trimming??

Thanks guys!!

mikeinwi 05-17-2009 11:26 AM

31's wont rub with stock rims

farshot83 03-07-2011 03:16 AM

I would like to know if the bars will fit as well. I want to run the bars to make up for excessively heavy "grill guard" and/or snow plow in winter months. My front is deffinately sagging from the abuse. I know the ride will be much firmer. I did research somewhat and found that the lightest 1/2 ton tbars are rated 3900lbs. Ours are for 2900lbs. Also all 1/2, 3/4, and 1 ton bars are interchangeable. So. Do they fit? He asked that but nobody answered...

neo71665 03-07-2011 05:18 AM


Originally Posted by farshot83 (Post 415423)
I would like to know if the bars will fit as well. I want to run the bars to make up for excessively heavy "grill guard" and/or snow plow in winter months. My front is deffinately sagging from the abuse. I know the ride will be much firmer. I did research somewhat and found that the lightest 1/2 ton tbars are rated 3900lbs. Ours are for 2900lbs. Also all 1/2, 3/4, and 1 ton bars are interchangeable. So. Do they fit? He asked that but nobody answered...



No they do not fit, nothing interchanges from a fullsize to s-series without major mods as answered in post #6 that I guess you over looked.

Where are you pulling your numbers for s-series t-bars at? Here are 5 of the options for s-series, the lowest one is left out.

Part Number Bar Dia. NOM Torque
LH 15956501 26.63mm 1052
RH 15956502 26.63mm 1052

LH 15956503 27.94mm 1276
RH 15956504 27.94mm 1276

LH 15956505 29.36mm 1450
RH 15956506 29.36mm 1646

LH 15956509 30.69mm 1883
RH 15956510 30.69mm 1883

LH 15956511 32.51mm 2305
RH 15956512 32.51mm 2305

Far from 2900


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