dumb question?

alright this is really dumb but do all isuzu's have torsion bars?

yup. well, unless its an Hombre. which is an s-10 with an Isuzu emblem on it.

i guess it wasn't that dumb 52 people viewed it before reply...thanks so can i remove these?

if you are baggin it yes. if not, you will have no suspension.

the torsion bar is the spring for the front.

so where exactly is the torsion bar on a stock isuzu?im already bagged and body dropped. i have this support bar coming from the lower part of the lower ball joint angling toward and conecting to the lower part of the fraim horn,and its flat on the groun under the horn...can i remove this and what is it?

Sounds like your talking about your radius rods, and no you don't want to remove those. Torsion bars run back from your lower control arms and mount into a frame crossmember usually around the middle of your cab.

radius rods, stabilizer bars, blahblahblah.. whatever they're called you can relocate them to the rear (because they're probably dragging im sure you'd want to... or you can get some control arms from byc ... or build some yourself... the only purpose those arms serve is to keep your shit stable, just figure out something and do it..

dont fuck with byc control arms

Your best bet is to relocate them behind the control arm like MDcrew208 suggested. All you need is steel to make your rods out of, a heim on each end of each rod and mounting brackets on the control arm and on the frame.
I would have to agree with mmrcustoms! I was about ready to buy a set of control arms from BYC before I read all the forums posts about them. You can believe what you wish, I just wasnt going to take the chance of flushing $400 down the toilet. Even if the control arms ever made it to me, I have seen pics of control arms that they build. Let me just put it this way...THEY ARE NOT THE PRETTYEST THINGS EVER! If I had the time I would build my own instead, but since I dont thave the time...I would rather do without!!!!