down travel uneven?
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down travel uneven?
I jacked up the front of my rig yesterday and I found that my front pass side droops lower then my drivers side... Anybody have any idea why that is? I havn't touched the torsion bars so those should be even
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I jacked up the front of my rig yesterday and I found that my front pass side droops lower then my drivers side... Anybody have any idea why that is? I havn't touched the torsion bars so those should be even
thanks guys
thanks guys
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The torsion bars shouldn't have anything to do with the amount of travel, the amount of travel is dictated by the bumpstops. When jacked up, check to see whether your A-arms are touching the bumpstops. If not, then I'd say there's some kind of binding in the suspension somewhere, maybe bushings or something. If the A-arms are touching, then the bumpstops aren't at the same height, whether by mounting location or bumpstop thickness.
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