Bump steer question

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Excellent tip!

It took some fiddling around for me until I realized that had to happen first.

I actual left the shock on, but unloaded the torsion bar by backing off the adjustment bolt. I did carefully measure and record the number of turns it took to back off the bolt.

I moved everything up and down with a jack. It gave me precise control and the shock kept things partially loaded.

I use a white grease pencil to write those measurements on the car. Ride height measurements on fender and torsion bar measure on the LCA.
My bump steer set up looks just like yours, but instead of bolts They sell a stud, 5/8 threads 3” long and has the taper on it so you don’t have to drill out the steering arms, just bolt it in.