Torsion rod adjustment
My 65 Barracuda resurrection is nearly complete. It is running beyond break in but has yet to move 1 foot under it's own power and that moment is upon me. I like it's stance as it is but it occurs to me that, beyond suspension assembly, no other adjustments have been made. In fact, none of the castle nuts are pinned in preparation of being trailered to the alignment shop.
I am concerned about some wheel rub at the front due to the tire size. No rub has occured while pushing it around the shop, etc but then. not demands have been placed on the suspention.
Having said all that in the interest of explanation, what is the best way to set the torsion rods. Can the suspension be raised by use of the rods?
As usual, all advice is greatly appreciated!
My 65 Barracuda resurrection is nearly complete. It is running beyond break in but has yet to move 1 foot under it's own power and that moment is upon me. I like it's stance as it is but it occurs to me that, beyond suspension assembly, no other adjustments have been made. In fact, none of the castle nuts are pinned in preparation of being trailered to the alignment shop.
I am concerned about some wheel rub at the front due to the tire size. No rub has occured while pushing it around the shop, etc but then. not demands have been placed on the suspention.
Having said all that in the interest of explanation, what is the best way to set the torsion rods. Can the suspension be raised by use of the rods?
As usual, all advice is greatly appreciated!
