torque twist

[vipxj]

So whats the answer to fix the torque twist,ive swapped the firm right front spring with the left rear spring ,has helped ,or should i put both firm springs in the rear.Im not running either tortion bar ,is that the problem?

[4 RUNN 1]

i'd put the torsion bars back in it

[axelsnapr]

Originally Posted by 4 RUNN 1

i'd put the torsion bars back in it

That's what I did! .........I left the weaker of the 2 sway bar springs in the rear! It still get tons of front articulation and the rear can still be forced in major "loaded up" situations!!

[vipxj]

i put the softer torsion bar in the back,i will try it out today,my other thought was to get another set of softer springs for the front and leave the firm one in the left rear?
thanks

[william g]

right rear, passenger side rear you want to stiffen
Always view sides as if your sitting in the drivers seat

[EeePee]

Originally Posted by william g

right rear, passenger side rear you want to stiffen
Always view sides as if your sitting in the drivers seat

It leans to the left, put the stiffer spring in the left rear.

[vipxj]

Yes left rear has lean on it when under load (torque twist ?) so i put right front firm spring in left rear ,heaps better also put softer torsion bar in the rear but i might remove it agian as it stops articulation somewhat ,your forcing the rear wheels to articulate which unbalances truck (fall over more).
thanks vipxj

[vipxj]

Like what EeePee said, and thats what i done with springs ,but i ordered some medium springs for the front, and will remove the rear torsion bar,dont like it!
Other than that love this fun little truck!

[FrankyRizzo]

I put the thicker one in the rear and went to 90wt oil. Works perfect.

[vipxj]

Hey frankyRizzo do you have torsion bars fitted? i must try heaver oil.

[EeePee]

He said he has the thicker one in the back, as do I, and that works great.

I also put the stiffer springs in back.

Leave the front torsion bar off.