TOY: RE: RE: Got a question

[a.dickenson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

I just caught the "two inches" part.  I agree w/ the other responses, 2
inches is a bit much for a torsion bar lift.  You'll be almost right on the
lower bumpstop and it'll probably ride pretty harsh.  I've got my t-bars
cranked to about 1.25" and the truck sits about level with the Downey 1.5"
HD coils.  If you go much more than 1.5" of crank, you'll put a lot of
stress on the CV's.


Allen Dickenson     TLCA #6318 http://www.geocities.com/Baja/Trails/8895/
1995 4Runner UnLimited - "FT KNOX" - Lifted, Locked, Geared, Warn'd &
Dented.



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Subject: TOY: RE: Got a question


Yep, but you can also add a little lift in the front by cranking your
*stock* torsion bars.