Did the Torsion Twist! (pics)

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Vigh_J

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Sorry about the snow falling but you get the idea!

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Have you measured the fenders front and back now, is the front higher? Looks to be a bit in the pics.
 

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cranking the torsion bars to load them up a bit more yielding a slight increase in height.

What are the fenders at now?

Is the back stock leafs? looks like a slight lift.
 
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The back are stock leafs but i have airbags in the back as well which i put 50lbs in to lift it a bit. As for an alignment.... im taking it in for one after i bring it down another full turn maybe 2. It needed an alignment prior to this anyway. Havent measured the fenders but im thinking it's a bit on the high side still. What should the fenders be at to be in the safe zone? Looking to be at about 1.5" taller than stock. I did a measurement prior to lift but with the snow being uneven ground i think i am off a bit.
 
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My approach would be set it up so the front end is about 1/2" lower than the rear.
 

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