Any one in New York(Westchester County) or lower Conneticut willing to crank my torsion bars for $100.00....hate to pay dealer,rather give to forum member.

 

cmon .... a socket wrench, a tape measure, a sharpie, a jack, and 20 minutes and you can do it yourself. It is SUPER easy!

 

nutin else

 

very simple man. i believe it is 21mm or 23mm? trying to remember. the nuts are between the front doors and the rear. they are in a cut out in the frame cross member. very easy to find and do.

 

1 1/16" or 27MM.

No need for a sharpie because you do not need to count the number of turns. No need for a jack. Just a tape measure and a wrench.


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^thanks for reminding me, i totally forgot lol. been really busy at work and have not had time to drop the front end a little bit (bouncing front end)

 

I'm in syracuse I would do it for ya

 

I dont completely agree with "if you can't wrench it, don't own it". It is definately cheaper to do yourself, but not a must. I have owned turbo'd vehicles that I loved to drive but yet couldnt tell you the first thing about how to work under the hood. Some people have it and some people don't. I'm sure I could learn, but don't have the desire to. I would much rather pay someone and it be on them, and me have the time to be doing something else. Some people enjoy working on their own vehicle, but it just frustrates me to much. 100$ is alot for that job though considering what it takes. I paid 120 for bumpstops, shocks, clear side markers, torsion lift, and alignment to be done.

 

I NEVER MESSED WITH THE TURBO IN MY GT PROBE,oops, but i did change oil and light bulbs!

 

HaHa. I just tried changing head light bulbs in my DD which is a 98 cadillac catera. I even hated that and wanted to burn the car down. Doing it myself is not for me. I'm mechanically challenged.