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Post by yotanut7 on May 15, 2009 16:38:46 GMT -5
is your passenger side tire balanced correctly? as for the bar, it supports the weight of the truck so if it were broken there will be a noticeable sag. take a normal turn at speed going one way then the same turn at the same speed going the other way. it should feel the same going both ways. if its noticeably different, more lean, softer, etc, then your torsion bar is wore out. if that is the case, then replace both at the same time. get your tires balance first.
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Post by runner88 on May 15, 2009 18:11:52 GMT -5
is your passenger side tire balanced correctly? as for the bar, it supports the weight of the truck so if it were broken there will be a noticeable sag. take a normal turn at speed going one way then the same turn at the same speed going the other way. it should feel the same going both ways. if its noticeably different, more lean, softer, etc, then your torsion bar is wore out. if that is the case, then replace both at the same time. get your tires balance first. tires are ok, but when I turn left the truck leans pretty hard and when I turn right truck feels fine. thanks for the info, I think Im going to blow up my truck and start over lol! |
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