1969 Barracuda Body Lean

rob_robinson87 said

Measure both sides. Look at your front end right height. Determine if you want to raise up the low side, or drop the high side.

Also keep in mind if this has been a long term issue, you may have a broken torsion bar mount on the low side. There have been many that have found out the mount has broken loose and "twists" in the frame.

Keep in mind if you are able to balance it out you will need a new alignment.

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Are you referring to the where the torsion bar mounts through the frame in the middle of the car? Or the torsion bar mount in the K frame? I would think that if the torsion bar itself were broken it should be pretty obvious when i get underneath it.

Also, i should obviously measure with the car on the ground, but should i raise the car before adjusting, then let it back down to check if the ride height has changed?

Clockwise on the adjuster screw adds load to the torsion bar therefore raising the car, correct?