t bar relocators???
#1
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Join Date: May 2007
Posts: 25

"the torsion bars are supposed to be horizontal to properly work. you can try this site it might help http://www.realiftsusp.com
they have some info on how the t-bars work"
- i found this on another site......-
does any one know if these torsion bar relocators give the truck any lift in the front??.... as well does the relocators affect or wear the ball joints and other suspension parts like the torsion bar keys would do ??... im trying to think what would be the best desicision id rather go with the relocators if the wont ruin my joints and etc,
they have some info on how the t-bars work"
- i found this on another site......-
does any one know if these torsion bar relocators give the truck any lift in the front??.... as well does the relocators affect or wear the ball joints and other suspension parts like the torsion bar keys would do ??... im trying to think what would be the best desicision id rather go with the relocators if the wont ruin my joints and etc,
#2
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Mi
Posts: 185

to me it just looks like it moves the torsion bars so theyre not hanging under the frame
#3
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Harrisburg, PA
Posts: 381

I agree. If you read the caption, it points out that the torsion bars are moved so they're out of the way.
#4
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Join Date: May 2007
Posts: 25

ya i thought that but my pops says it sounds like it might lift it a lil .. cuz u have to move that thing like about 2 inches... i dont remember exctly what he said lol.. but thnx for ur opinion
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