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Post by littlebigtruck on Aug 28, 2003 11:55:43 GMT -5
I got a 93 truck. I want to beef up the suspension for it. I know i'm gonna get new shocks, but does anyone have any advice on what i should do with torsion bars and leafs in the back. What size torsions and what size leafs. I've heard sway away torsion bars are good, but i have no idea about leafs
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Post by fourwd1 on Aug 29, 2003 8:44:40 GMT -5
Are you going for increased ride height or compensate for a heavier load?
For lift just crank the t-bars 1-1.5" and add some shackles in the rear.
To compensate for a heavier load (winch/bumper in front, camper in rear, etc.) go with bigger t-bars in front/Add-A-Leaf in rear.
Using the heavier t-bar/AAL approach just for lift will give you a much harshier ride.
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Post by iluvdrt on Sept 2, 2003 23:36:18 GMT -5
i would check around for a cheap lift for it. t bars would make it ride harder unless you made the truck heavier. i have seen tbars break from being cranked to much so i would avoid that. if you cant afford a lift get some 25mm swayaway bars or 26mm downey bars. then just because they are stiffer will give you lift and would be safer to crank they range from125-200$. then just get some longer shackles for the back.
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