I would appreciate if anyone knows what size bolt the torsion bars use on a 96 explorer, as one is much shorter, so i cannot do a TT lift. Also, where can I get these Warrior Shackles (Part#?) Thanks for any help. Just wondering who else on this forumn has done this lift, and if they're happy with it.....did the shackles cause the rear-end to sway more? Thanks!
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Help! Torsion Bolt Size? WAR shackles, where?
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If you do a Search of the Forum, you will find that lots of people have done this Mod.
War153 is the Part Number, You can get them from DesertRat.com
Sory I do not know the bolt size But i do beleive it is on the Forum somewhere, Try doing a search for it!
No, the Shackles do not cause the rear end to sway More.
BTW I am Very Happy with the TT/Shackles.
War153 is the Part Number, You can get them from DesertRat.com
Sory I do not know the bolt size But i do beleive it is on the Forum somewhere, Try doing a search for it!
No, the Shackles do not cause the rear end to sway More.
BTW I am Very Happy with the TT/Shackles.
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TT Bolts
The TT Bolts are M12x1.25x75mm, however the Ford bolts come with a reduced size head (13mm) and a standard M12 is either 17 or 19mm.
The TT Bolts are M12x1.25x75mm, however the Ford bolts come with a reduced size head (13mm) and a standard M12 is either 17 or 19mm.
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