Walt had pointed out that it may be possible to create a custom forward hinge for the driver's side door that would have a splined bore in it rather than the hex bore. The forward end of each torsion bar is a hex shape, and the aft end is splined. As Walt hinted, it may be possible to reverse the bars if the hinge was changed, and also the retention bracket in the back was changed to have a hex bore. This would definitely represent a worst-case scenario, because two new machined parts with broached bores (splined and hex) would be relatively spendy. Toby Peterson VIN 2248 Winged1 --- In dmcnews@xxxx, "jamesrguk" <dmc12@xxxx> wrote: > But are the torsion bars straight? the only reason I ask is because > if they are you could then possibly install a LH torsion bar > backwards into the RH door. > You would have to change the brackets but at least then, as far as > the torsion bar it concerened, it is still working in the right > direction.