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Originally Posted by estrellajon
Marc, so you're saying the torsion bars are not as easy at it seems? How do you know what the actual ride height would be?
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Jon:
The biggest pain is replacing the spring plate bushings which will need replacing unless some one else has done it before you. Ride height is a function of the position of the spring plate on the torsion bars and the postion of the torsion bars in the torque tube. There is about 3/4" adjustment on the stock spring plates, and the key is to get the initial ride hieght to within 3/4"
Many on the board have done this, and as long as you are willing to do the work, I'm sure that you will find 1 or 2 of us willing to help out as best we can.
Phone calls are free, house calls usually require food and beverage and a warm place to work.
Let us know.