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<P><SPAN class=tx>Cranked Torsion Bars</SPAN></P><P><SPAN class=tx><SPAN class=tx>Yes, you IFS-ers, there is low-buck hope: You can adjust the torsion bars slightly for additional height, but make sure you crank them equally on each side. Heavy-duty aftermarket torsion bars won&#146;t lift you any higher than stock ones, but they won&#146;t wear as fast as the stockers. And then there&#146;s that downside--the pros warn of a rough ride, that you&#146;ll wear the steering components, and lose suspension travel, and the alignment will be thrown off.</SPAN></SPAN></P>
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Cranked Torsion Bars

Yes, you IFS-ers, there is low-buck hope: You can adjust the torsion bars slightly for additional height, but make sure you crank them equally on each side. Heavy-duty aftermarket torsion bars won’t lift you any higher than stock ones, but they won’t wear as fast as the stockers. And then there’s that downside--the pros warn of a rough ride, that you’ll wear the steering components, and lose suspension travel, and the alignment will be thrown off.

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