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Torsion Bar Lowering Guide

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9th June 2012, 23:07

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Originally Posted by NorfolkunGood

I'm needing to raise mine for off road competitions.

Once the torsion bar is out, the suspension arm will drop. Can I leave it at its lowest point and then re insert the torsion bar to get maximum height?

Presumably I'll just need to jack the arm up a bit to refit the damper and job's a goodun?

Anyone?

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