Originally posted by porsche996:
crank your driver's side t-bar until it raises that side back up to height.
t-bars are springs. springs wear out over time. As they start to wear, they lose some of their strength and will allow it to sag. This is no big deal, and is nothing to worry about. It's an inherent property of torsion bar springs. Just be lucky you can fix this problem by cranking the t-bar tighter. If it were a coil spring, you'd have to replace the whole spring.
If it is just normal sagging then you're right... but it would be good to take it apart and make sure the splines aren't slipping or anything.
This is a pretty simple do-it-yourself check/fix if you're mechanically inclined... search around here and in the Backyard Mechanic forum for "torsion bar crank" and "PML" (poor man's lift... where you crank up the torsion bars and add shackles in the rear for an inch or so of lift for very little $)