t bar crank
i really want to level my truck, but im kinda worried about cranking the t-bars. it doesnt look very hard, but i have a friend that did it to his chevy, and afterward it rode like crap. i drive 75 miles to and from work so i dont think i could live with that. So my question is, if i crank them 3 turns, how much of a differance will it make ride wise, and approx. how much lift will i get. Thanks for any imput.
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The more you crank, the stiffer it is. I've got mine cranked almost 2" so yea...its a bit stiff.
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If you want the smoothe ride, don't crank, if you want the look/clearance then crank em, simple as that.
If you don't go offroad, just lower the back a little. If you do offroad, get a spindle kit and don't raise the back the same amount, lil less and it will be level and you can get some bigger tires. A lot of ways to level it, but there are pros and cons to all of them, you just have to weigh them out with your needs/wants........ :rolleyes: |
Just crank them....don't go over 6 turns I went I belive 4 or 5 and I gained almost a inch. Dosen't ride rough. I did it with only 4k on my truck and now I have over 50k and no problems
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alright so i have spent days looking at all this t-bar info, but i suppose the most important of ALL my questions is when you say a "turn" do you mean a full 360 degrees?
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Originally Posted by WarmWaterErik
alright so i have spent days looking at all this t-bar info, but i suppose the most important of ALL my questions is when you say a "turn" do you mean a full 360 degrees?
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