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The actual adjustment screw can only be turned out or in about an inch and a quarter but that will raise or lower the truck about 2 or 3 inches. The adjustment screws are located under the truck approximately under the front seats and adjusts a cam attached to the end of trailing edge of the torsion bar.
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