Trunk Torsion Bar Adjustment at Manuel Hatchett blog

Trunk Torsion Bar Adjustment. There isn't a lot of good information online for. One adjustment on one side of the trunk may work if not adjust. The torsion bar coming from the left hinge snaps into the top clip (at least on mine). Adjustment is accomplished by using one of several notches in the rod. Usually if you add a spoiler or luggage rack to your car, you'll need to move the trunk torsion bar(s) a notch or two toward the tail lights. Here's a video i made awhile ago on installing a trunk torsion bar in a 67 coupe. There are two settings for the rods. Have someone hold the lid fully open and you can use a small bar to unload it from the adjustment hole and move it to the next hole for more tension. The torsion bar coming from the right hand hinge snaps into the bottom clip. Pull the torsion rod end out of one of the three holes, push the rod end back into a lower hole for more torsion. There are two rods that run the opening width of the trunk and their tension can be adjusted. Honda trunks, for the most part, are held up with tension rods (or torsion bars).

The torsion bar coming from the right hand hinge snaps into the bottom clip. One adjustment on one side of the trunk may work if not adjust. There isn't a lot of good information online for. Pull the torsion rod end out of one of the three holes, push the rod end back into a lower hole for more torsion. Usually if you add a spoiler or luggage rack to your car, you'll need to move the trunk torsion bar(s) a notch or two toward the tail lights. There are two rods that run the opening width of the trunk and their tension can be adjusted. The torsion bar coming from the left hinge snaps into the top clip (at least on mine). Have someone hold the lid fully open and you can use a small bar to unload it from the adjustment hole and move it to the next hole for more tension. Here's a video i made awhile ago on installing a trunk torsion bar in a 67 coupe. Honda trunks, for the most part, are held up with tension rods (or torsion bars).

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Trunk Torsion Bar Adjustment Honda trunks, for the most part, are held up with tension rods (or torsion bars). There are two settings for the rods. There isn't a lot of good information online for. Usually if you add a spoiler or luggage rack to your car, you'll need to move the trunk torsion bar(s) a notch or two toward the tail lights. Adjustment is accomplished by using one of several notches in the rod. There are two rods that run the opening width of the trunk and their tension can be adjusted. Here's a video i made awhile ago on installing a trunk torsion bar in a 67 coupe. Pull the torsion rod end out of one of the three holes, push the rod end back into a lower hole for more torsion. One adjustment on one side of the trunk may work if not adjust. The torsion bar coming from the left hinge snaps into the top clip (at least on mine). Have someone hold the lid fully open and you can use a small bar to unload it from the adjustment hole and move it to the next hole for more tension. The torsion bar coming from the right hand hinge snaps into the bottom clip. Honda trunks, for the most part, are held up with tension rods (or torsion bars).