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Post by usmbaseball on Nov 19, 2004 18:21:50 GMT -5
How many times can I turn the torsion bar bolts to get an inch? And will that much hurt my truck in anyway? 1994 toyota pickup 4x4 with 31x10.50 BFG A/T with 15x8 eagle alloy rims. The reason for wanting to tighten the torsion bars are the front tires are scrubbing in the front.
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Post by 4xfred on Nov 19, 2004 19:51:00 GMT -5
;D If 31's are rubbing, you have problems. Have you checked the front end? Ball joints, control arm bushings...If all that's good, I'd say the T-bars are shot. It's possible you have some crazy backspacing on the wheels. I've never seen a Toy that rubbed w/31's. Later...
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Post by usmbaseball on Nov 19, 2004 21:05:23 GMT -5
they don't rub very much and the rims wide 8 inch.
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Post by Contoy on Dec 2, 2004 18:30:15 GMT -5
are they rubbing when you turn completely one way or the other ? are they making a rubbing noise or is it a Creak Creak noise  .......if they are rubbing for sure then it could be the wrong backspacing of the rim , ifit's the creak, creak .... it's the steering stops......slap some grease on them...... Cranking T-bars.........make sure you lift your front end before you crank your t-bars........you can snap the adjuster bolt if you don't.......make sure your truck is on a flat surface.measure the height of your front fender's, measuring from the ground at the middle of the tire directly up to the bottom of your front fenders....this will give you a starting point/ reference point..........do it to both sides before you start to crank the bolts..... this will allow you to crank your truck up evenly....... |
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.......if they are rubbing for sure then it could be the wrong backspacing of the rim , ifit's the creak, creak .... it's the steering stops......slap some grease on them......