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bigbrew
Dodge Dakota
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8/16/2007
12:49:55
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i have an 02 qc 4x4 with a 3 in body lift, 305/70/16, and two inch blocks in the rear, my front is still a bit lower than the back, are the torsion bars righty tighty?? im trying to level the front out a little, and if it is righty tighty i think my bars are cranked, can i level this thing out some how??
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Drew
Dodge Dakota
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8/18/2007
11:15:55
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I did the same thing on my 00 club cab. I couldnt get the front leveled until I bought a set of reindexed torsion bar keys. Then it was leveled but doesnt ride that great. I should have done a 1" block in the rear and turned up the stock bars
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Gregg
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8/20/2007
20:46:51
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Leave the front alone and get shorter blocks for the rear to level it out.
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phil
Dodge Dakota
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9/27/2007
21:02:14
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where did you get your torsion bar keys at. I have a 97 sport with 2" blocks in rear and my t-bars are maxed out.
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G
Dodge Dakota
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10/11/2007
16:08:17
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This is to bigbrew, I had the same problem with my 95 dakota. They were all the way up so I had to completely turn them down and shif the torsion plate a little, and just tightened them back up again. It gave me 2 inches. It deff doesnt ride as smooth but it got the job done
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campyman
Dodge Dakota
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10/11/2007
17:33:56
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Hey Bigbrew, why not remove the torsion bars and swap sides. The bar uses the twist to spring and if it is fatiged then swapping sides should do the trick!
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