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torque rods

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torque rods

Post by BlownTrol »

g'day guys,

just joined the forum, and i'm chasing some info on removing the torque rod from my 83 lux. what efffect will this have on handling, etc. want to remove so i can get some more flex and want to fit crossover steering also. TIA

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Post by MissDrew »

Don`t remove the rod untill you have cross over steering because with the standard push pull steering when you brake the diff rotates which inturn makes the steering turn and the lux will turn hard when braking hard. Have heard of some people getting away with it but I wouldn`t be trying it.

Once you have cross over steering it is safe to remove the trac bar, you have to remove it anyway as the rod is in the way.
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Post by slosh »

Probably irrelevant, but if you run parabolic springs you don't need the torque rod, even w/out crossover steer. My truck is running this way right now.
So parabolics are good for something.
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Post by BlownTrol »

absolutely f**king brilliant,

cheers guy's

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Post by spazbot »

no torque rod , no spring clamps = bad
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Post by hypo »

spazbot wrote:no torque rod , no spring clamps = bad


the no torque rod wasnt your choice tho was it :finger: :D
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Post by BlownTrol »

ouch, that must have hurt.

how the hell did you do that????

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