Hi
I have the possibility to change the old Torsion Bars from my Mitsu 3.5 V6 for a OME Torsion Bars, somebody may explain me what I will gain with it change ???
I will gain something or I will waist my money.
Thanks
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Aftermarket Torsion Bar Question
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yeah its possible to do the change- u will gain some lift if you wind the new ones up- however u can also gain this lift if you wind up your old torsion bars.
the main reason people change there torsion bars is mostly to go to heavy duty ones- this helps carry load (bullbar/winch) and can give a better ride. however if your torsion bars are ok at the moment it can be an expensive exersize for not much gain.
hope this helps
the main reason people change there torsion bars is mostly to go to heavy duty ones- this helps carry load (bullbar/winch) and can give a better ride. however if your torsion bars are ok at the moment it can be an expensive exersize for not much gain.
hope this helps
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