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Quick Question?

Tech Talk for Mitsubishi owners.

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Quick Question?

Post by klrevo »

hey guys,

just a quick one, im still yet to find out anywhere which way it is u have to reindex the torsion bars to gain lift? maybe if someone could tell me from looking at the front or the rear of the vehicle? and which way to turn the left and right? or if anyone has an easier of describing the way in which to reindex them for lift? i know how, i just dont know which way to turn??? ;)

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Post by J Top »

Reindexing is for when you run out of thread on the adjusting bolts.
As you have already raised yours reindexing is not nessacery and has no advantages.
If you lie under the vehicle for a while and contemplate the workings of the front end it should become clear what needs doing. You have run out of thread on the bolt so therefore the bar has to move in a direction to retain vehicle height but increase available bolt thread.
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Post by GREGGO »

If you climb face first under the rear looking forward, the drivers side lever arm will travel anti clockwise as you undo the bolt. After you have removed the bolt, remove the rubber cover from the arm and clean the area beneath. You might see a paint mark indicating the std index marks. If not, make your own mark. Remove the arm and rotate it anti clockwise one spline. Reassemble and do the same to the other side but in a clockwise direction. Becarefull of the tension when the bolt is almost out of the nut, as it may rap you on the head pretty hard. Use a trolly or bottle jack to help lift the lever arm back up to get the bolt started if it's a bit tight.

Best of luck!!
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Post by klrevo »

mmmhmmm thanks jtop,

i understand that, but i didnt quite get the 2" cos i ran outta bolt length need prob about another 10mm and without laying under my car becuase it about 7 degrees outside, 10pm at night and dark, is there any way u could tell me which way that is? :?
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Post by klrevo »

champion greggo!

thats what i wanted to hear, just some confirmation on the right ways! :armsup: awesome thanks heaps man, seriously u guys are awesome, i cant thank enough, its a good source of information this place, and hopefully as time goes ill meet more of you :D
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