On the inner edges of the roof bar are some small circular caps - they can be prized off with a fine pointed screwdriver or similar. The fixings are underneath and just need tightening.
un-tighten the clamp unscrew the bars and then its off put your clamp on the new bars align the wheel tighten the clamp put grips on and intense ride!!!!
Tighten your clamp
you have to take off your bars an take out the bolts on the clamp then slide it on the bars refit the bars straighten them up then tighten the clamp.
Most torsion bars have adjuster screws or bolts on the bars. When you tighten one side you have to tighten the other side the same amount. If you don't it will make it will make the vehicle sit crooked. So measure both side then tighten the accordly. If you tighten them up to much though you can break them as they are designed to work in a specified range. If you're looking to lift the vehicle check out a proper lift kit.
No, that will mess with the front alignment angles,
check idler arms sway bars first
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yes but do not tighten t much becouse forks will snap
you put the bars on then turn them to put them iin te same diirection as the wheel the tighten the clamp but only do 1 screw at a tiime and do the screws biit by bit otherwise youll mess up the clamp :Dhope thiis helps
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The torsion bars on a 1999 4x4 Chevy Suburban are adjusted by turning the adjustment bolts. They allow the vehicle to be moved up or down as needed.
A crosshead screwdriver or scocket set with a crosshead screw driver bit attached. Screwdrivers routinely used are Pozidriv and Phillips