Does anyone have advice on the way to fit these correctly?
Thanks.
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Adjustable torque rod - Best way to fit? Hilux d/cab
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Thanks. Is there any special procedure for getting the old one off, that is, do I need to jack the truck up or just undo where it sits?
It has been lifted (parabolics - about 2-3 inches), so do I just remove the old one, let the car sit on the springs then adjust the new one to the correct length? (if the truck rises when the old one is removed?)
Cheers.
It has been lifted (parabolics - about 2-3 inches), so do I just remove the old one, let the car sit on the springs then adjust the new one to the correct length? (if the truck rises when the old one is removed?)
Cheers.
Try it all.
I suppose the torque rod will be tight now if its up 2-3 inches
Undo it where it is right now, let it sit on the suspension. It might be hard to undo the bolts cause there will be a bit of stress placed on the rod at them mo.
When placing the new rod in, adjust it until you can place both bolts through without any hassles.
Julian
Undo it where it is right now, let it sit on the suspension. It might be hard to undo the bolts cause there will be a bit of stress placed on the rod at them mo.
When placing the new rod in, adjust it until you can place both bolts through without any hassles.
Julian
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