What is the proper torsion bar adjustment for a 2001 2door 4wd Chevy s10 blazer?

Answer 1

To properly adjust your torsion bars, you need to find your "Z" height. First, park the truck on a level surface and measure the height between the ground and the bottom of the knuckle (next to where the lower ball joint's nut is). This is measurement "A". Then, measure between level ground and the center of the rear most lower control arm bolt. This is measurement "B". "B" - "A" = "Z" and "Z" should be between 4.6 inches and 5.2 inches. I just lifted my 2001 2 dr. blazer 6" with a superlift kit. All angles and measurements stay in factory specifications and when you are done you set the torsion bars to factory specifications. I had to adjust my "Z" height last week to factory specifications and followed the directions and picture on page 21 and 22 here: http://www.superlift.com/instructions/3146.pdf .