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General Sport Trac Discussion
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<blockquote data-quote="Matt Lane" data-source="post: 540722" data-attributes="member: 59236"><p>I did the TT/SL last week. I only tightened the torsion bars enough to give me about 1" of lift in the front. You can go up to 2" max from what Ive read, but then I think you run into the problems with the Camber Kits, etc. When I got my new tires mounted, they said the allignment was no problem. So my suggestion would be to go no more than 1.5" on the torsion bars if possible.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Matt Lane, post: 540722, member: 59236"] I did the TT/SL last week. I only tightened the torsion bars enough to give me about 1" of lift in the front. You can go up to 2" max from what Ive read, but then I think you run into the problems with the Camber Kits, etc. When I got my new tires mounted, they said the allignment was no problem. So my suggestion would be to go no more than 1.5" on the torsion bars if possible. [/QUOTE]
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