Trunk torsion bars — logbook Toyota Soarer 1986

good thing) I probably also need to get to my heavy cover ...

Are the hood struts still alive? I will already need to make new ones, also from the pelvis)

yes, in principle, if desired, a box can be made under the back shelf using the techniques of curly cutting with a jigsaw ... I'm not ready for this yet, although everything will depend on the presence / absence of free-airs in our town.

Yes, it was, because of them I had to shorten the box a little back, and, accordingly, expand it to the sides.

thanks for the advice, but ... these rods will interfere little or little with installing something ~ 10" in size under the rear window. I don’t want to make a closed box in the trunk for a number of reasons.

When I pasted my own a little, I had to strengthen the torsion bars by 1 division. Regulators on the sides, in the form of 3 holes, I think there should be.

I didn't see any adjustments. there is already a stock spoiler on the lid, plus it will roll into vibration isolation.

Is there a torsion bar tension adjustment? It often helps (unless, of course, the spoiler is put on a spoiler-free trunk, or it is not dynamite).

I didn't just decide. I just wouldn't bother with it. But the torsion bars will get in the way and won't do their job.

Is it necessary? So it's certainly interesting, but I think it's not worth it

and I generally wanted to think about the topic of full automatic opening / closing, but the price tag on the drive stops. the collective farm with power windows is not yet attractive.

I also thought about it, since it doesn’t hold clearly, given the fact that I don’t have a spoiler and inner lining, I will have to implement this idea later!)