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Re: torsion bar install [Re: BamZipPow] #933786 03/29/09 03:43 AM

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CJMT100

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A worn out shock absorber will hold the truck at a different angle under load than a brand new shock. Simple as that, but I doubt its much to worry about.

If anything the balljoints knocked it out.

1996 T100, Mickey Thomson Classics, Bridgestone Dueler AT 265/75/16, custom offroad KC's.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
torsion bar install	toyT100	03/02/09 06:33 PM
Re: torsion bar install	Kookadala	03/02/09 09:45 PM
Re: torsion bar install	95T100	03/02/09 11:37 PM
Re: torsion bar install	totallyunimodular	03/08/09 12:33 AM
Re: torsion bar install	totallyunimodular	03/21/09 03:09 PM
Re: torsion bar install	wsquaredodie	03/23/09 11:32 PM
Re: torsion bar install	BamZipPow	03/24/09 02:46 AM
Re: torsion bar install	wsquaredodie	03/28/09 08:04 PM
Re: torsion bar install	BamZipPow	03/28/09 08:57 PM
Re: torsion bar install	CJMT100	03/29/09 03:43 AM
Re: torsion bar install	ErikB	03/30/09 01:59 AM
Re: torsion bar install	CJMT100	03/30/09 03:08 AM

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