Bill Stoneberg Posted June 9, 2001 Share Posted June 9, 2001 While looking at my fram today, I was noticing that it looked like one wheel was out further from the frame than the other. I took a tape and it was appx 1 inch off.<BR>I then measured everything in site and it was all even.<BR>So looking at the rear end and all it associated torsion bars, I was wondering if it was off because I dont have the body on the wagon ?<BR>My thoughts were that as the body want back on it would weight the coil springs and push the torsion bar to the short wheel side. Thet would push my wheel out and basically even them up.<BR>Does this make sense ? I have 2 coil springs and a torsion bar that is connected between the upper frame and the differential. The short end is at the side where the torsion bar connects to the differential.<BR>I dont see how I could move the wheel over, everything looks correct.<BR>Any opinions or comments ?<BR>Bill Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Old Guy Posted June 10, 2001 Share Posted June 10, 2001 Theoretically the panhard bar should be almost straight when the weight is on it. Then when it moves ,it will pass over center and probably put the wheels back on center Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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