So, heres a quick rundown of my 2004 LX. I have SPC UCA'S, bumpers, winch, sliders, drawers, roof rack, and 295/70/18's. I have about a 2" sensor lift, Japan 4x4 ahc spacers, King ktrs-79 springs with 30mm spacers in the rear, and had almost maxed out AHC tb's in the front.
I ordered some SwayAway torsion bars since they were cheap ($200) and am slowly putting the pieces together for an AHC delete. The TB's showed backordered on the SAW website but ended up delivered within 4 days.
I decided to "experiment", and installed the SAW TB's on my LX. Yeah, they're waaaaay bigger than the OEM TB's but figured WTF, I'll see what happens. I originally did a 0 index, but required way too much from the adjusting bolt, maxing it out. I then tried the marks SAW put on the tb, -1 spline. I think I'm indexed about 3 splines. Sweet spot! Still plenty of adjustment, and AHC showed a 7.1 on techstream.
The ride is great! No pitching up under acceleration, corners flat, and soaks up uneven road nicely. Can cycle through
L N H, though L takes a little longer now. Comfort settings work, just feels like it's one notch firmer than it's set on. I'm pretty happy so far.
I can't say this will work for everyone, but my rig likes it. Thanks to @caslim who is running this setup, too, and was able to answer some ?'s I had.
A good thing about running these bars is that if my AHC happened to fail and put me on my bumpstops, all I'd have to do is crank them up. They'd easily support the weight on their own.
I ordered some SwayAway torsion bars since they were cheap ($200) and am slowly putting the pieces together for an AHC delete. The TB's showed backordered on the SAW website but ended up delivered within 4 days.
I decided to "experiment", and installed the SAW TB's on my LX. Yeah, they're waaaaay bigger than the OEM TB's but figured WTF, I'll see what happens. I originally did a 0 index, but required way too much from the adjusting bolt, maxing it out. I then tried the marks SAW put on the tb, -1 spline. I think I'm indexed about 3 splines. Sweet spot! Still plenty of adjustment, and AHC showed a 7.1 on techstream.
The ride is great! No pitching up under acceleration, corners flat, and soaks up uneven road nicely. Can cycle through
L N H, though L takes a little longer now. Comfort settings work, just feels like it's one notch firmer than it's set on. I'm pretty happy so far.
I can't say this will work for everyone, but my rig likes it. Thanks to @caslim who is running this setup, too, and was able to answer some ?'s I had.
A good thing about running these bars is that if my AHC happened to fail and put me on my bumpstops, all I'd have to do is crank them up. They'd easily support the weight on their own.
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