cheap lift
#4
RE: cheap lift
Ya that is one way to go they are pretty cheap. I was actually thinking of getting one my self. Truxxx has one on ebay somewere. It was really cheap but it was the same thing you would buy strait from them.
#8
RE: cheap lift
Maybe, It all depends on how much adjust you have on the bars. Make sure that you turn them the same number of turns on both sides, so that it lifts the same on both sides. Other than that, make sure that you measure how much it lifts the front, then you will know.
#10
RE: cheap lift
That is kinda the problem with the torsion bars. When they allign it, they will use the bars to allign it. Unless you have them punch out the knock outs on the A arms. Then they can adjust it accordingly without having to move the torsion bars. My reccomendation, set the hight that you want then have it alligned and watch them and make sure that they don't touch your hight adjustments. Make them do the allignment the right way, not the easiest way.