Torsion Questions
I know there have been alot of threads on this topic, but i want to be 100% sure of what i am doing. I will be doing the crank itself tom. night. I will only be doing a inch untill i get the shackles, but ive looked at the bolts for the torsion bar and one is out alot farther than the other one, should i be worried about that? An i figured 4 turns on each bolt will give me a inch right? Any info i need to know before i start would be great!! Thanks
Taking all the weight off the front susp helps. You shouldn't need to take the wheels off though, this picutre is just from when i happened to have the wheels off and thought it looked neat.
Yeah ill take some pics, my dad is going to be helping me with it, but he still doesnt like the idea of me doing it, hes really worried about me like breaking the bolt or something like that. Should i just wait till i get my shackles? i only want to raise it a inch.
Matt, leavin' your new nuts on the floor already?? LOL
You will definitely want to take the weight off. And to explain the reason why one bolt is in further than the other, you mostlikely are seeing a sagging torsion bar. To compensate, someone has tightened in the bolt to level the front end side to side.
You will definitely want to take the weight off. And to explain the reason why one bolt is in further than the other, you mostlikely are seeing a sagging torsion bar. To compensate, someone has tightened in the bolt to level the front end side to side.
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Matt, leavin' your new nuts on the floor already?? LOL
You will definitely want to take the weight off. And to explain the reason why one bolt is in further than the other, you mostlikely are seeing a sagging torsion bar. To compensate, someone has tightened in the bolt to level the front end side to side.
Matt, leavin' your new nuts on the floor already?? LOL
You will definitely want to take the weight off. And to explain the reason why one bolt is in further than the other, you mostlikely are seeing a sagging torsion bar. To compensate, someone has tightened in the bolt to level the front end side to side.
At $400 or so each...Just crank it up. You're not trying to put the bolt all the way in, just torque 'em in the 4 turns that you want to get your 1', and see how it goes. I think you'll be fine
Ok, im upset now. I had my blazer jacked up right hight. tightened the first bolt just fine that was on the left side i got 4 turns on it. Then went over to the left side an discovered that the bolt was so far in that i could not get 4 turns out of it. Any idea why one side is so much farther than the other side,





