Gen I Torsion Bars -- Too Much?

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Re: Gen I Torsion Bars -- Too Much? [Re: silverwriter] #641944 09/07/05 05:37 PM

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Dallas, TX

silverwriter Offline

Getting the Wheeling Fever

I just cranked them up... re-keying them (if possible on the monty) seemed to be a bit much work right out of the gate. I'll take a look at trimming the bump stops and maybe do the re-key/re-index later.

Thanks for the suggestions!
Bryan

'89 4-Door Montero 3.0L V6
'04 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.0 6L

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Gen I Torsion Bars -- Too Much?	silverwriter	08/29/05 04:12 PM
Re: Gen I Torsion Bars -- Too Much?	FrankR	08/29/05 06:07 PM
Re: Gen I Torsion Bars -- Too Much?	DMYERSCHATTTN	08/29/05 08:13 PM
Re: Gen I Torsion Bars -- Too Much?	mama	09/07/05 10:12 PM
Re: Gen I Torsion Bars -- Too Much?	wyleone	09/07/05 11:55 PM
Re: Gen I Torsion Bars -- Too Much?	DaphneD	08/29/05 11:16 PM
Re: Gen I Torsion Bars -- Too Much?	silverwriter	09/07/05 05:37 PM

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