has anybody used roughtracks +2 torsion bars? i have just noticed that one of mine is wound fully up but the other one isnt, the truck sits level. should i just replace the dodgy one or spend some money on some new ones ?
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I fitted Desert fox torsion bars and am very happy with them. They are at the lowest torsion setting on the main bolt- in other words the nut is near the top of the bolt. The vehicle sits firm and upright at the front. It`s so solid, removing the front Anti roll bar made no difference to the ride which is quite hard and truck-like. I`ve yet to test off-road but my feeling is less bottoming out compared to std. bars.
cheers,
chrisPowered by Toyota!
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Don't waste your money on uprated torsion bars unless you plan on having a lot of extra weight on the front, such as a steel bulbar and a winch. Standard bars are all you need. If you fit the uprated then the front suspension will be very stiff.
Nev
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Originally posted by NiftyNev View PostDon't waste your money on uprated torsion bars unless you plan on having a lot of extra weight on the front, such as a steel bulbar and a winch. Standard bars are all you need. If you fit the uprated then the front suspension will be very stiff.
Nev
UNLESS..!! you have the extra weight up front needed to make them work..big winch bumper and winch maybe enough..or a V8 perhaps
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Originally posted by chrisinflight View PostI fitted Desert fox torsion bars and am very happy with them. They are at the lowest torsion setting on the main bolt- in other words the nut is near the top of the bolt. The vehicle sits firm and upright at the front. It`s so solid, removing the front Anti roll bar made no difference to the ride which is quite hard and truck-like. I`ve yet to test off-road but my feeling is less bottoming out compared to std. bars.
cheers,
chrisOh Nana, what's my name?
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