dropping torsion bars
#1
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i was wondering if any ever tried or thought about trying to custom make a drop bracket for the torsion bars. I was checking out some lift kits for other vehicles to see how they were designed if the vehicle had torsion bars. Well i was thinking about making my own bracket to mount the torsion bar mount to and mount that to the frame to lift the vehicle about 4-6" and then lift the leafs in the back. If anyone has any suggestions or has tried it themselves please let me know
#2
Sounds like a plan if youre good at fabrication. But then, once you drop those t-bars, whatcha going to do about the front diff? Ah..fab a crossmember and drop bracket for that! Annndddd you have yourself a homemade BDS 5' kit
Edit: I know there's alot more to the lift than those 3 brackets....but the point is, there's more than 1 obstacle to lifting the front of the blazer than the torsion bars.

Edit: I know there's alot more to the lift than those 3 brackets....but the point is, there's more than 1 obstacle to lifting the front of the blazer than the torsion bars.
#3
you'd have some nasty cv angles with a 4in lift with just tbs being adjusted.
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