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Old 01-11-2009, 08:50 PM
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Im sure there is a thread some where about this but i dont feel like serching no time. so if i do a 1.5 ball joint spacer is it going to be to much for the a arms? like wear my tires out on the inside as if it would with the torion bars turned up that much? my torsion bars are seized up. my a arms are almost backwards they are so relaxed.
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I don't understand the question, but I'm sure I could answer it if I did as I just installed BJ spacers, messed around with T-bars and alignment/
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You would have to get a alingment done after your bj.
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well some times if you turn your torsion bars up to much it will wear out your insdes of your tires.so if i put the bj spacer in will it wear out my tires as if i cranked my torsion bars up?
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Not if you get an alignment after you install them
Old 01-11-2009, 09:58 PM
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You need an alignment after BJ spacers, or the outside of your tires will wear fast. here's how the truck sits after the spacers (I already lowered the T bars). So, yes, you need an alignment.

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