TORSION BAR AND VEHICLE HEIGHT.
July 10th, 2008, 4:45 PM
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TORSION BAR AND VEHICLE HEIGHT.
hi y'all.
i had my truck sagged to the right. then we got into an accident, fortunately, same right side, and i told them that it sagged after accident. when repairs were done, the shop guy mentioned something about adjusting the torsion bar to fix that issue.
now, i have noticed that my left, driver side is sagged some, probabaly as i drive alone and 275lbs are always down on that front left end. so, is it true that i can raise the vehicle by adjusting torsion bar? before i get into it.
2000 silverado, lt, z71 4wd, 1500.
i had my truck sagged to the right. then we got into an accident, fortunately, same right side, and i told them that it sagged after accident. when repairs were done, the shop guy mentioned something about adjusting the torsion bar to fix that issue.
now, i have noticed that my left, driver side is sagged some, probabaly as i drive alone and 275lbs are always down on that front left end. so, is it true that i can raise the vehicle by adjusting torsion bar? before i get into it.
2000 silverado, lt, z71 4wd, 1500.
July 10th, 2008, 10:36 PM
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RE: TORSION BAR AND VEHICLE HEIGHT.
greeting's ,yes you can but be careful you will change the front end alignment and start to wear the tire's .might have to get it redone .
July 16th, 2008, 10:12 PM
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RE: TORSION BAR AND VEHICLE HEIGHT.
Adjust too much & you can damage the shock (only travel limiter). Damage the shock near a brake hose/line & it will be back in body shop.
Go get an alignment & ask to stay in vehicle.
Go get an alignment & ask to stay in vehicle.
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