brantner22
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- 2003
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- 4.7 V8
Ok, so today I turned my torsion keys to level the front end of my 2003 Ram. Well I measured both front ends before I turned the bolts and then after. The driver side was 37" and the passenger side was 38 1/4" at stock height. Is this common to be that different?? Or should the numbers be the same height on both sides??
What I ended up doing was turn the driver side bolt 7 full turns, which gave me 38 1/2" from 37" and the passenger side I only did 4 full turns and now it's equal to the driver side at 38 1/2" from 38 1/4". I don't understand why I didn't have to turn both bolts the same amount on each side?
So basically my question is should both sides read the same measurements or should I just turn each side until I gain the desired extra 2" on top of the stock numbers 37" and 38 1/4". I want to go 2" total and so far I've only gained 1 1/2" on the driver side and 1/4" on the passenger side.
How many turns have you guys did and how many inches did you get??
Thanks guys!
What I ended up doing was turn the driver side bolt 7 full turns, which gave me 38 1/2" from 37" and the passenger side I only did 4 full turns and now it's equal to the driver side at 38 1/2" from 38 1/4". I don't understand why I didn't have to turn both bolts the same amount on each side?
So basically my question is should both sides read the same measurements or should I just turn each side until I gain the desired extra 2" on top of the stock numbers 37" and 38 1/4". I want to go 2" total and so far I've only gained 1 1/2" on the driver side and 1/4" on the passenger side.
How many turns have you guys did and how many inches did you get??
Thanks guys!
