torsion bar question
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Ride will suffer a little. Just an inch it wont be too bad. Dont need new shocks. You might be raising the front end up but you arent giving it any more articulation. For example (just random numbers) say on a stock suspension the tires can move up 5 inches and down 5 inches. By cranking the bars one way or another you can change it to up 7 and down 3 inches. Or up 3 and down 7 inches. Those numbers have no basis in reality, just tryna give you an idea. I always use more words than necessary. Hope i didnt just confuse you more.
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From: Joppa, Maryland
What these guys said:
Ride will be a -little- stiffer, but you probably won't even notice
Take it to get aligned afterwords
No shocks needed
don't go more than 1.5 inches or you'll have problems with the angles.
Ride will be a -little- stiffer, but you probably won't even notice
Take it to get aligned afterwords
No shocks needed
don't go more than 1.5 inches or you'll have problems with the angles.
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