My 1:1 '59 Beetle, New pics : BACK IN BLACK !!

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Are you reusing the original torsion bars? If so, did you mark them prior to everything? The reason I ask is because if you reverse them, they're stiffer but can also break.<br><br>Then again, it's not as if you're going to be driving offroad or on rough roads a lot, so I guess it doesn't matter. I just remember knowing people who swapped theirs around to stiffen the rear suspension (same goes for the front suspension leaves) or to raise a sagging suspension and had them break. I can only imagine how that sounds!

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The mounted tires look great Steve! Can't wait to see them mounted on the car.<br><br>Bob Jordan

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