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02TrailblazerLS
11-24-2005, 09:19 PM
Has anyone ever done torsion bar adjustment on a trailblazer? If so, how?
I am thinking about doing one on mine to correct some sag, maybe an inch or so more if I can. I'd appreciate any info on how to do this properly. I know adjustments can be made for a plow, but I don't know any for a lift.
Has anyone ever done torsion bar adjustment on a trailblazer? If so, how?
I am thinking about doing one on mine to correct some sag, maybe an inch or so more if I can. I'd appreciate any info on how to do this properly. I know adjustments can be made for a plow, but I don't know any for a lift.
we dont have torsion bars that can be cranked like the silvys and what not.
ScarabEpic22
11-24-2005, 10:19 PM
we dont have torsion bars that can be cranked like the silvys and what not.
What he said.
The only way to correct this is to lift or drop your TB with a set of springs. Also, if you want the ride stiffer, a rear swaybar like the Hotchkis one really helps.
EDIT:
Ohh, yea, if you want to correct sag when there is a load either in your TB or behind it, get an Air Lift 1000 air bag kit. The bags cost about $70, compressor $110.
also where are you seeing sag on stock height trailvoy.
02TrailblazerLS
11-25-2005, 12:30 PM
I just noticed the front end is not as high as my dad's 2005 model. He has 17" wheels, though. I also noticed my front wheels sit kind of....not sure how to say it. The top of the wheel leans in toward the truck, while the bottom is a little further out. The back wheels are level in that respect. There is also more wear on the inside of the front tires.
rcam81
11-25-2005, 05:03 PM
Sounds like its time for a wheel alignment. That will also take care of some of the front end sag.
ScarabEpic22
11-29-2005, 12:22 AM
Sounds like its time for a wheel alignment. That will also take care of some of the front end sag.
Get an allignment done. It will help with the sag and the tire wear.