Torsion Bar Guys! QA1/King Coilover Conversion!
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That may be true that it came from a 2WD torsion bar truck, but I dont think that it will work for a 4WD truck. Look at both mounts for the shocks....both are eyelet mounts. The 4WD trucks use an clevis style mount on the bottom. the 2WD trucks have a bar pin mount. The adapter will convert the upper stud mount to the eyelet but need to convert the lower mount also.
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That may be true that it came from a 2WD torsion bar truck, but I dont think that it will work for a 4WD truck. Look at both mounts for the shocks....both are eyelet mounts. The 4WD trucks use an clevis style mount on the bottom. the 2WD trucks have a bar pin mount. The adapter will convert the upper stud mount to the eyelet but need to convert the lower mount also.
A coil sprung 2WD front end is a completely different and uses completely different upper and lower arms.
#13
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The 2WD torsion bar frame uses the same lower control arm as a 4x4 torsion frame. The frame and suspension are exactly the same with the exception of the front hubs, the transfer case, and the front diff parts.
A coil sprung 2WD front end is a completely different and uses completely different upper and lower arms.
A coil sprung 2WD front end is a completely different and uses completely different upper and lower arms.
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