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Old 02-02-2008, 08:58 PM
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Default Re: Leveling First...Cognitos Later...Any Issues?

That's good feedback. Did you notice a considerable increase in rigidity when you cranked the t-bars? Also how many turns did you go? i think i was in the 3-3.5 range. Another strange fact--slight rubbing on sway bar now with my 35's at full lock. No rubbing before.

Also I honestly am starting to wonder if the bilstiens made that much of a difference on road at all. By turning the t-bars you are increasing the torsion of the bars which should make it stiffer, a new key does the same thing as the screw just by changing the placement. The shocks increase the travel to keep from feeling "topped out" so you are in the middle of the shock travel not at the end of it. So is the stiffness of my ride normal?
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