torsion key lift kit???
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torsion key lift kit???
does anyone know if this really works? anyone use them. i wonder if the ride would be rougher. id like to maybe get them and like a 1-2" block for the back and see if i can get more lift.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TORSI...spagenameZWDVW
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TORSI...spagenameZWDVW
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I would do it just to level out the front of the truck but to keep the ride harshness down to a minimum.
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i have no personal experience with keys but seems that using these will not effect torsion bar pre-load. cranking the bars will however make the ride stiffer. both will raise ride height and make suspension components ware faster.
if it was me i would crank the bars and get a set of mono-tube shocks, like monroe reflex or KYB's
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preloading the bars and re-indexing them is two different things.
i have no personal experience with keys but seems that using these will not effect torsion bar pre-load. cranking the bars will however make the ride stiffer. both will raise ride height and make suspension components ware faster.
if it was me i would crank the bars and get a set of mono-tube shocks, like monroe reflex or KYB's
i have no personal experience with keys but seems that using these will not effect torsion bar pre-load. cranking the bars will however make the ride stiffer. both will raise ride height and make suspension components ware faster.
if it was me i would crank the bars and get a set of mono-tube shocks, like monroe reflex or KYB's
Thats what I did, I cranked up the Tbars 4 complete turns and got some good monotube shocks (KYB MonoMax's). Yeah, it rides different, I cant say thats its a good thing or a bad thing. It is stiffer, but I did that months ago and I done got used to the way it rides. Keep in mind, these are trucks, not lincoln navigators.
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