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Replacing Front Suspension

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I seem to remember with the old Peugeot 205, which had torsion bar rear suspension, the method was to count the splines on the bars and make sure the new ones went in the same way. Remember that the new ones might sit higher as the old ones will have lost some of their spring, and that it will drop slightly as it settles. Also remember to do the final tightening with the vehicle's weight on it's wheels. You can do a 'rough and ready' wheel alignment with two long bits of wood and some string - lay them along the plane of the wheels and measure the distance between them, then use trigonometry to calculate the toe angle. A third bit along the centre line of the truck will help to get it even on each side.

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