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Old 04-16-2011, 01:48 PM   #1
dishow
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front suspension

hi. i backed the truck out the garage the other day. its been in the garage all winter getting verious parts replaced. anyway, we cranked up the torsion bars a little to try to get rid of the front end sag. i noticed when i pulled it out and stepped back, that the tires were leaning in on top. what would cause this. were in the process of replacing front end parts(ball joints) anyway, is it bad t-bars themselves? overcrank? didnt think we maxed them. never noticed this before so just wondering. thanks.
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