Reply to "Front ride height Adjusting ?"

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Jerry,

I manage, but it is a fight. My access to the adjusters is definately different than yours and I'm sure someone must have a better idea.

I have allen sockets in the heads of my adjuster bolts. I cut off about 1" of an allen wrench that fits the socket. Then with the "hex stud" in the adjustment bolt, I put a socket wrench socket on the other end. Then with a breaker bar in the socket wrench socket I can get enough leverage to tension the torsion leaves to the ride hight I want. On my car, one click on the adjusters is about 3/4" ride heigt adjustment if both adjusters were tensioned equally to start with.

Mark

7/8/055:15 PM

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