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on the Internet for over 30 years! and not clogged down with Ads! Again, thanks! | | | | Joined: Nov 2008 Posts: 57 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: Nov 2008 Posts: 57 | My 61 C20's a daily driver. Still have torsion bars but swapped in disc brakes and 3.73 rear end last year so I'm on 6 lug wheels not 8. Tooling over to the big box, I started hearing random bangs from underneath at about 35-40 Mph. Like a hammer dangling on a string and just hitting stuff. Nothing's visibly loose but the ride height was visibly lower since the last time I took a good look. Put a turn and a half on the torsion bar adjusters and greased all the joints I could get the gun on in the driveway. ball joint boots torn on drivers side upper and passenger lower. Fairly new ball joints but I did a lot of hauling dirt and crush'n run last year. Is it possible the torsion bars decided 60 was their last birthday? I used to have a platoon of M60 tanks and a torsion bar cracking at night was a memorable wake up call. Don't see anything listed if I have to source a pair. I'll focus on the ball joints for now--I know they sound off pretty well if they start to go. Thoughts?
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