ok, as the title says i raised my MK torsion bars to the max. the car sits buch better now, only 15mm higher an the back now. the only thing im worried about is, will there be any stress on other parts (ball joints etc)??? i had a wheel allignment at the same time
cheers
steve
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Had my MK torsions adjusted, help!
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Main problem you will suffer is torn CV boots.....
Larger angles on the CV's also can cause these to break if your running larger tyres.
But it is an easy & cost effective lift for the front of the truck.
If you are that worried about the effects, you can drop your diff but then you lose the clearance.
Larger angles on the CV's also can cause these to break if your running larger tyres.
But it is an easy & cost effective lift for the front of the truck.
If you are that worried about the effects, you can drop your diff but then you lose the clearance.
"85 drover, 1.6 EFi Vitara donk, 2" BL, 2" susp lift, exo cage, 31" BFG muds, 6.5's, lockright rear, birf rings & front locker, soon to be RUF"d
It's the angle you have put on the cvs that makes it wear out quicker than usual...But as with most diff parts if they are cared for last ages. Most will go 300,000klms + without dramas. The angle just makes it wear a little uneven & generally when you lift it you put larger/ m,ore aggressive tyres on anyway so it ads to the wear. A locker will also ad to this!!!!
IFS is a comprimise anyways.....Solid axle is much easier to work with!!
IFS is a comprimise anyways.....Solid axle is much easier to work with!!
"85 drover, 1.6 EFi Vitara donk, 2" BL, 2" susp lift, exo cage, 31" BFG muds, 6.5's, lockright rear, birf rings & front locker, soon to be RUF"d
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