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Nasty, I see you said you just cranked up the torsion bars instead of the new keys. Was just wondering how this affected front end alignment and ride if at all. Your also running 33's on factory rims with no rub. I just wanted to clarify this info. I was installing some BULLY Nerf bars on my '05 QCSB and while laying under the truck I had to take a few minutes and just stare at the torsion key bolts, and decided not to try to "adjust" anything.
New to this site, but am already so glad I found it! Lots of good ideas/suggestions on here. Great going guys, and gals.
RamRod05
New to this site, but am already so glad I found it! Lots of good ideas/suggestions on here. Great going guys, and gals.
RamRod05
that is ture ramrod just a few turns on the bars,as for as the ride didn't change,the alignment i had done a year after i turned up the bars and the shop said it was fine
thanks for the tips guys, i'm thinkin i'll just go with a leveling kit, BUT now my question is how much? i measure it and the fronit looks to be around 2 5/8 inches lower, i've heard a 2 inch level kit can eb more than 2 inches, so what would make it truely level?
Muscle,
I see you have a RC so maybe the foward cant is more due to a shorter wheelbase. I went up 2 and 1/4" on my QCand my truck seems to be a bit higher up front. The new keys still have more room to go up so I dont think you'll have a problem leveling it out if its still lower up front (by measuring tape) it will probably look level.(due to the massive front end IMO). I am still waiting for my rims(aarrrggghhh) they were supposed to be in yesterday but I suppose thats what you get when you order a new design. There is a great picture of the RC on the Ready Lift website. http://www.readylift.com/view.just.i...2_DSC03088.JPG
I see you have a RC so maybe the foward cant is more due to a shorter wheelbase. I went up 2 and 1/4" on my QCand my truck seems to be a bit higher up front. The new keys still have more room to go up so I dont think you'll have a problem leveling it out if its still lower up front (by measuring tape) it will probably look level.(due to the massive front end IMO). I am still waiting for my rims(aarrrggghhh) they were supposed to be in yesterday but I suppose thats what you get when you order a new design. There is a great picture of the RC on the Ready Lift website. http://www.readylift.com/view.just.i...2_DSC03088.JPG
Roadglide,
Love the new Magnaflows. Very deep mellow sound. Although quieter than I thought as my buddy's Titan is louder but then again he's had his on for like 6 months now and that sound packing in the muffler breaks in and gets a bit louder with a few months. Great thing about the kit is that it comes with "band" style clamps (all stainless as well) as opposed to standard u-bolt style which crimp the pipe.(= more turbulence). BTW I like the screenname u got a Roadglide? I'm selling my chopper to buy a Streetglide.
Love the new Magnaflows. Very deep mellow sound. Although quieter than I thought as my buddy's Titan is louder but then again he's had his on for like 6 months now and that sound packing in the muffler breaks in and gets a bit louder with a few months. Great thing about the kit is that it comes with "band" style clamps (all stainless as well) as opposed to standard u-bolt style which crimp the pipe.(= more turbulence). BTW I like the screenname u got a Roadglide? I'm selling my chopper to buy a Streetglide.





