I have a 2wd Edge and I cranked my t-bars when I did my body lift but now I wanna lower them as close as I can back to stock position so parts dont start breaking in the future. I know your suppose to lift the front end with jack stands to crank them up but do u have to lift it on stands to lower them or can I just lower them while the truck is on the ground?

 

You can try doing it on the ground but they may turn easier with the weight off.

 

I did mine when it was on all fours. Give er heck an some elbow grease!

 

Do not adjust your t-bars when the weight is on them. The block that the adjustment screw is in will walk on you, and it will be hard to finish the job. You don't actually need to put it on stands, just throw the jack under the crossmember, jack it up, adjust, and lower. I've adjusted the t-bars on my Ranger and my old Exploder, and each time, it was pretty much a matter of measuring to the wheel opening when I started, then repeatedly raising, adjusting, lowering, jumping on it, and re-measuring as necessary until you have it where you want it.

The very first time I adjusted t-bars, I was lowering my 97 Exploder (the rear springs were sagging, and I wanted it level). I didn't jack it, and the passenger side block twisted so that the screw was almost in contact with the case, and it was a project to get it straightened out again.

 

alrite. Its been awhile since i did this and couldnt find this topic but is it right(clockwise) to raise and Left(counterclockwise) to lower?

 

so is it right to raise and left to lower???

 

righty raisy ,lefty lowery