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Torsion bar?????


jakes900
01-11-2005, 08:59 PM
Does anyone know how far you can crank your torsion bars. I have a 1994 jimmy and I have about 1/4 inch of thread remaining on the bolt. My truck still isn't sitting level i'm running 100% stock everything. I was thinking about placing a slightly longer bolt in there to gain the height I need. I know it isn't the best idea but i'm low on $$$ I just replaced cpi,fuel pump,nut kit,and a bunch of other nickle and dime things on it. If anyone has tried it please let me know.
Thanks

J-Ray
01-12-2005, 12:25 AM
My truck was in an accident...and shortly thereafter the torsion brackets went out. I had the troubled mount replaced...only to have the same problem soon after. My mechanic replaced both, and everything was great for about a month and a half. Since the parts were still warantied...he put on a bracket mount that was more like the original part.

You're probably best off replacing both bracket mounts. Parts should run somewhere around $100 for both mounts, and probably less if you shop around.

BlazerLT
01-14-2005, 02:49 PM
Does anyone know how far you can crank your torsion bars. I have a 1994 jimmy and I have about 1/4 inch of thread remaining on the bolt. My truck still isn't sitting level i'm running 100% stock everything. I was thinking about placing a slightly longer bolt in there to gain the height I need. I know it isn't the best idea but i'm low on $$$ I just replaced cpi,fuel pump,nut kit,and a bunch of other nickle and dime things on it. If anyone has tried it please let me know.
Thanks

Which side is not sitting level?

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