Torsion bar relocator

[caw_86]

Anyone know if this site is still in business, their product looks amazing yet their site is still 20 years old but still active

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[bigshane]

Anyone know if this site is still in business, there product looks amazing yet there site is still 20 years old but still active

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[caw_86]

Home | Realift Suspension

www.realiftsuspension.com

Get this man a web designer stat

 

[Schurkey]

Interesting. They've managed to alter the torsion bar leverage, AND get the control arm end of the torsion bar swinging back-and-forth as the control arm moves up 'n' down.

It might actually work, although it's going to change the spring rate somewhat.

Not something I'm interested in, but I suppose there are others who are.

 

[Railin93]

I bought mine a months ago and the guy that designed them and makes them is a very cool guy...GM actually had him do parts for their hummer setups at one point...
The relocators are SUPER beefy, not cheap garbage...solid 2" thick steel links for the bars and solid relocator "pin" that takes the place of the bar in the arm itself...they are heavy, heavy duty parts!!!

 

[caw_86]

I bought mine a months ago and the guy that designed them and makes them is a very cool guy...GM actually had him do parts for their hummer setups at one point...
The relocators are SUPER beefy, not cheap garbage...solid 2" thick steel links for the bars and solid relocator "pin" that takes the place of the bar in the arm itself...they are heavy, heavy duty parts!!!

I really like that it get rids of the eye sore block that you see with most lifts

 

[RichMoss]

It might actually work, although it's going to change the spring rate somewhat.

Not something I'm interested in, but I suppose there are others who are

Do you think that it would make the spring stiffer or softer?

 

[Schurkey]

Do you think that it would make the spring stiffer or softer?

Best to contact them directly.
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To me, it's going to make the spring softer. But I've been wrong before.