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Re: can torsion bars go bad? [Re: Brian894X4] #336130 10/24/03 03:52 PM

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Sway-a-way 25mm are the best compromise

Is there a general rule, scale or measure to compare each additional mm of thickness as far as strength and firmness? I'm eventually getting slightly thicker sway a ways, but I only want enough to handle a 50-75lb simple front bumper.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
can torsion bars go bad?	NORCALTracker	10/23/03 10:17 PM
Re: can torsion bars go bad?	DirtyHarry	10/23/03 10:21 PM
Re: can torsion bars go bad?	elripster	10/23/03 11:39 PM
Re: can torsion bars go bad?	oldsub86	10/23/03 11:44 PM
Re: can torsion bars go bad?	DRTDEVL	10/24/03 12:17 AM
Re: can torsion bars go bad?	anthony1	10/24/03 12:21 AM
Re: can torsion bars go bad?	Brian894X4	10/24/03 12:54 AM
Re: can torsion bars go bad?	Anonymous	10/24/03 03:52 PM
Re: can torsion bars go bad?	elripster	10/24/03 06:57 PM

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