Looking for someone in ONT to help pull T-bar Keys
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Looking for someone in ONT to help pull T-bar Keys
Is there anyone in south ontario that has pulled their torsion keys before? I want to flip mine, found a decent write up and it doesn't look too hard, I just don't want to be screwing around with that which I'm not too familiar with, so if anyone has experience and wanted to help that'd be amazing!
Thanks,
Andrew
(ps- I wasn't sure what section to put this in sorry)
Thanks,
Andrew
(ps- I wasn't sure what section to put this in sorry)
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from what I've read (mainly on RPS, there is a lot more on it there) the ride is just the same as having your bolts all the way out, which mine already are. When I have money again I'd like to do coilovers, but im broke so free is the way to be :P
Seb: yeah thats a hell of a drive haha, but you never know, I could be up in your area sometime this summer haha, well, area-ish. I get up to barries bay/Bancroft/pettawawa area pretty often.
Seb: yeah thats a hell of a drive haha, but you never know, I could be up in your area sometime this summer haha, well, area-ish. I get up to barries bay/Bancroft/pettawawa area pretty often.
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If you use a bottle jack you don't have to unbolt anything except for the torsion bar adjuster bolt and cover.
Position the bottle jack at the same position as you would a torsion bar removal tool. Jack up the bottle jack to take the tension off and take out the adjustment bolt. Then carefully lower the jack back down and remove the key, insulator, and torsion bar. Repeat for other side.
Just be sure to be very careful if you choose to use this method. Make sure that the tension is off of the key before you take out the adjustment bolt.
Position the bottle jack at the same position as you would a torsion bar removal tool. Jack up the bottle jack to take the tension off and take out the adjustment bolt. Then carefully lower the jack back down and remove the key, insulator, and torsion bar. Repeat for other side.
Just be sure to be very careful if you choose to use this method. Make sure that the tension is off of the key before you take out the adjustment bolt.
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I'm about 20 min west of Goderich now. If you guys feel like going for a drive sometime let me know!
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oh right on, brock is in a nice area, close to the mall, and not too far form downtown.
Adam: you have to empty your inbox, I can't send you messages :P
anywho, I was just wondering if you're still alright with helping me flip my keys? I'm done with all my vacationing stuff and am wanting to keep working on my truck. haha, It's addicting. But you all know that already. If you are still down, when did you have time?
Adam: you have to empty your inbox, I can't send you messages :P
anywho, I was just wondering if you're still alright with helping me flip my keys? I'm done with all my vacationing stuff and am wanting to keep working on my truck. haha, It's addicting. But you all know that already. If you are still down, when did you have time?
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