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Hi everyone. just wondering what you all did after you cranked the torsion bars. my biggest fear atm is that if i go through with it my car will sit nose-high. Thoughts,suggestions,etc?
1999 Frontier XE/KC,K&N,"More to come at advent of disposable income" |
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Yeah. Lift the back to match. Use shackles or a multi-leaf add-a-leaf.
1998 Frontier 4x4, 2002 Xterra 4x4, and Z28 street rocket Pass here and go on. You're on the road to heaven - Kerouac |
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exactly what i was thinking. Where do i get shackles? (i hate add-a-leaf.)
1999 Frontier XE/KC,K&N,"More to come at advent of disposable income" |
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Universal kits, such as Energy Suspension, work just fine.
I went with a universal shackle and bolt kit combined with an Energy Suspension Urethane bushing and sleeve kit. All said and done, it cost less than $50. |
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i got a universal set from canadian tire for 20 bucks. they have three different positions ranging from about 1-3 inches of lift. i do need new shocks and bushings though. i don't think I'd pay the 50 bucks for the calmini ones, but thats just me.
1994 Nissan Hardbody 2WD |
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