Torsion bars
#2
I have done it several times. You take away most of the downward travel so the ride suffers some. You increase the angle on the CV's that may cause pre-mature replacement. I never had any problems when I did it. I cranked them almost all the way up to level mine out as well.
#3
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I have done it several times. You take away most of the downward travel so the ride suffers some. You increase the angle on the CV's that may cause pre-mature replacement. I never had any problems when I did it. I cranked them almost all the way up to level mine out as well.
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#6
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Sorry, completely forgot who I was talking to lol. My best guess would be to add the amount of lift you have to the 24.25". For example mine would be 29.25". I don't know if it works that way, but who knows.