Uplifting SC
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Uplifting SC
Greetings,
I was chatting with an fellow 4X4 SC owner at a parts store.
I was admiring how his SuperCrew "sat" (kind of higher than mine)
and was inquiring as to what mods he had done.
My SC sits kinda low in front and appears to be UN-level.
His was more level (higher in front) and his tires were larger
(LT315-R16)... He said the alignment shop had simply twisted his
torsion bars a little tighter to make them sit more level, then
realigned it for the new tires.
No lift kits, no other mods installed.
This seemed like an awesome mod...I want to do it.
Are there any hidden things I should be worried about??
Your thoughts?
2003 4X4 XLT SC 5.4, 3.73LS
I was chatting with an fellow 4X4 SC owner at a parts store.
I was admiring how his SuperCrew "sat" (kind of higher than mine)
and was inquiring as to what mods he had done.
My SC sits kinda low in front and appears to be UN-level.
His was more level (higher in front) and his tires were larger
(LT315-R16)... He said the alignment shop had simply twisted his
torsion bars a little tighter to make them sit more level, then
realigned it for the new tires.
No lift kits, no other mods installed.
This seemed like an awesome mod...I want to do it.
Are there any hidden things I should be worried about??
Your thoughts?
2003 4X4 XLT SC 5.4, 3.73LS
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Joined: Aug 2002
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From: BC, Canada
Uplifting SC
It might take quite a bit of searching on here but that idea has been talked about before.
I think that if you dont get too carried away with, just jack it up a bit, you should be ok.
You should get the alignment checked afterwards though as it might change the camber.
I think that if you dont get too carried away with, just jack it up a bit, you should be ok.
You should get the alignment checked afterwards though as it might change the camber.
