torque arm...

[darkthoughts5000]

so i was thinkin about gettin a new torque arm, probably from BMR, SLP, or RKsport. i just was thinkin it was a good idea since my vert dosent have the same quality of structural makeup as a hard top or even t-top car. so i fugured that even at the price of em, a new torque arm wouldnt be a bad idea. but i was also wonderin how muce of a difference i could possibly see. ive seen pictures of BMR torque arms as oppossed to my stock one, and could deffinately see the obvious difference in the quality, but performance wise, what could i expect to see in my takeoffs??? what has anyone else seen in performance???

[Dominic]

Your best bet is to get the edelbrock if you want a complete one. Otherwise just replace the bushing with a poly one [img]graemlins/thumbsup.gif[/img]

[davetheking]

dominic, would you recommend any other Edelbrock suspension components besides the torque arm? like PHR or LCA...i'm just fishing for a second opinion

[AllTheGoodNamesAreGone]

the edelbrock it a nice one.. it shuld bolt right up w/o any modification..

its cheep too..

i dont know about the gains.. if you are auto-x'in i would not do it.. it bumps you in to some serious classes..

I dont know about hte other edelbrock suspension parts.. I know the PHR is non adjustable.. thus its kinda useless.. and the LCA's look ok.. but.. you can get better ones for the same kind of $$

~Billy

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[Arctc Wolf]

I like the look and sound of Global West's Trac-link system. it's a adjustable torque arm, and doesn't require u 2 take apart the interior of ur car.

[AllTheGoodNamesAreGone]

hmm.. neat.. i forgot about them.. they make some realllllllly nice stuff.. but dam is it expensive!!!!

~Billy