Rear suspension work on a 1992 LS400
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When replacing sway-bar links and torsion rods, etc. on the rear of a 1992 LEXUS LS400, is it better to have the vehicle on jackstands (with suspension parts hanging) or have the tires resting on a ramp? Which causes less tension as ypu remove patrs?
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With everything unloaded, no weight on suspension. On some things before tightening though they need to be loaded else the rubber bushings are over stressed. You need a shop manual for it. Online at the Toyota tech site.
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