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    Hi just wondering how level is your surf mine's within 1/4" on the back but nearly an 1" out across the front. Thing is its pulling a little bit to the lower side, should I just adjust the torsion bars to get it level ? and encase you ask I've measured from the wheel arc to the center of the wheel. Cheers John

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    Originally posted by John McC
    Hi just wondering how level is your surf mine's within 1/4" on the back but nearly an 1" out across the front. Thing is its pulling a little bit to the lower side, should I just adjust the torsion bars to get it level ? and encase you ask I've measured from the wheel arc to the center of the wheel. Cheers John
    Just checked mine, and the front is about 1/2 inch lower on the drivers side, and the rear is 1 inch lower!!!! Fuel tank is half full. Shouldn't make THAT much difference tho, should it?
    It just does, OK?

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    • #3
      that what I thought and it's the drivers side thats lower on mine

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      • #4
        Right. Just measured mine. I'm 144Km's into a full tank of diesel and I've measured it from centre of hub cap to bottom of wheel arch.



        N/S/F 21 1/4 inches ------ O/S/F 21 1/4 inches

        N/S/R 20 3/4 inches ------ O/S/R 20 1/4 inches



        I'm going to buy some new rear springs to lift the back up. Should the back be higher than the front, lower or level with the front?

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        • #5
          'pends wevver I'm sitting in it........................
          It's only a hobby!

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          • #6
            Originally posted by kitesurf_phil
            'pends wevver I'm sitting in it........................
            or sleeping in the back
            https://www.facebook.com/groups/henpals/

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            • #7
              Or carrying a BBQ.....With a loose gas clyinder
              www.daemon4x4.org

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Woodzie
                Or carrying a BBQ.....With a loose gas clyinder
                i think that bbq took up more room in the back than Phil would
                https://www.facebook.com/groups/henpals/

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by stormforce1067
                  i think that bbq took up more room in the back than Phil would
                  www.daemon4x4.org

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                  • #10
                    They all lean slightly to the drivers side with a full tank of fuel. Not sure why the front would be leaning and not the back though, that sounds a little odd.
                    Linda

                    www.4x4toys.co.uk

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                    • #11
                      Its normal, on older springs the drivers side sags first because the driver is the only one in it 90% of the time, so that side gets more stick.......usually after a good blowout meal.........


                      Derek

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                      • #12
                        Well I thought it might me something to do with the fuel tank and the driver being on the same side. So this will give me the ammunition I need to try and talk the wife into needing new springs and if I'm getting new springs then best to get longer ones as they will last longer. Feel a 2" suspension lift coming on !

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                        • #13
                          Oi! That's my excuse, already used it and Tony's doing it tomorrow!!!!!
                          Nil illegitimi carborundum

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                          • #14
                            Roughtracks do replacment rear springs which ad 2ins, the drivers side rear spring is also a bit longer to help with this problem.
                            Have a look at there site, its explained on there.
                            Cheers
                            Phil

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