Re: [DML] Scathing Strut Rebuttals.
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Re: [DML] Scathing Strut Rebuttals.



I have a pair of Rob's struts and they work great.   My passenger side 
torsion bar was torqued too tight by the PO, and I had to let it down a notch the 
other day because the door rose so hard and fast that it rocked the car.   The 
problem is not Rob's struts, its that your torsion bars need adjusting. You 
can't expect them to not need a little tweaking after 20+ years.   Sure you can 
put a super strong strut on to correct the droopy door problem you are having, 
and bend the strut mounts at the same time.   Then you have serious problems.  
 Put on a fresh Grady strut, then do a torsion bar adjustment.   

-Patrick C.
1880


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