he's definitely not a queen . . . but sometimes his wife wears a tiara when he's out bowling . . . . .

 

I'm sure I don't have to tell you guys what forum this, enjoy the reading[sm=bs.gif]











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torsion bar crankers?!?! [/align][hr]

I keep reading horror stories on other sites, but I think of all the sites this is the one that seems to have the most trustworthy and knowledgeable memebrs. I was just curious how many miles you guys have put on your H3's after lifting the front by turning the torsion bars and wanted to know if it has had any ill effects on tie rods, steering knuckles, cv joints, ect. I mean I wont my rig to be able to go, but I wont to be able to keep going too. Im starting to think I should just break down and get a small lift??? I dont really wont to becuase I dont wont 37 inch tires. I just want to be able to put 35's on her and still use her as a moderate off road vehicle for construction sites and have the look that says get the he#% out of the way on the highway. But I also dont want to have to rebuild the suspension on it in a year. Surely some of you have done the torsion bar turning and have some comments on it???[/align]

 

good catch brudda.....

as Albert Einstein once said...."Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."

fitting...don't ya think?

 

**** I knew I forgot something,cdmintmidon't forget to vote before you leave us!!!

 

what forum had horror stories about cranking the t-bars? what a tool . . . . .

 

apparently Ben said it first.

The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.
Benjamin Franklin

 

hmm...strange..i took mine from a page of albert einstein quotes.

 

i googled it and the structure of the sentence you listed is attributed to einstein. he just changed the structure from what Ben said. although another search turns up something stating that there's no proof either of them said it - so go figure . . . . .

 

well...no matter who said it, it holds true in this case

 

this is what I found[8D]

Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
Albert Einstein, (attributed)
US (German-born) physicist (1879 - 1955)