torque arms and 12 bolt help
07-13-2009, 10:07 AM
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torque arms and 12 bolt help yes i know there is plenty of threads about this but search just dont help because this is for my specific application
ok i just got done with my turbo install and im BROKE keep that in mind. the last few pennies i have are going towards a new rear and want some suggestions i am thinking of either strange or moser 12 bolts leaning more towards the strange s60 but my main question is what driveshaft will i NEED if i can get away with the stock one thatd be great this isnt going to be raced on just need it to get it tuned on. also the torque arm can i get away with the stock torque arm and an extension or adapter bracket or something?
i plan on replacing them both after i get it tuned and roll around on them for about a month i just want to get it back on the road soon its been down for like 6 months and i want my car back
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ok i just got done with my turbo install and im BROKE keep that in mind. the last few pennies i have are going towards a new rear and want some suggestions i am thinking of either strange or moser 12 bolts leaning more towards the strange s60 but my main question is what driveshaft will i NEED if i can get away with the stock one thatd be great this isnt going to be raced on just need it to get it tuned on. also the torque arm can i get away with the stock torque arm and an extension or adapter bracket or something?
i plan on replacing them both after i get it tuned and roll around on them for about a month i just want to get it back on the road soon its been down for like 6 months and i want my car back
thanks!!
07-13-2009, 04:04 PM
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Hello, you can get away with the stock driveshaft for awhile. You will need to get a different u joint put on the rear of your driveshaft. I sell both Strange and Moser products plus custom driveshafts. Give me a call if you have any questions.
07-13-2009, 06:09 PM
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I pretty much have my mind set on a s60. Because at the moment I'm broke and have a carcareone card with byunspeed and can make a couple payments.
Also I already have my stock drive shaft so itd probably not be a good investment to buy another one unless your selling it for less than the price of the yoke.
And what about a torque arm will that work stock? Or do I have to completly buy a new one? Anyway to make it work that's money smart I don't wanta spend more money trying to make the stocker work than the price of a new one lol would like just some sort of bracket or something
Also itd probably help to say this is an 02 camaro m6
Thanks guys!
Also I already have my stock drive shaft so itd probably not be a good investment to buy another one unless your selling it for less than the price of the yoke.
And what about a torque arm will that work stock? Or do I have to completly buy a new one? Anyway to make it work that's money smart I don't wanta spend more money trying to make the stocker work than the price of a new one lol would like just some sort of bracket or something
Also itd probably help to say this is an 02 camaro m6
Thanks guys!
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07-14-2009, 07:35 PM
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I'm not sure if this will help but your not getting many replies so... free bump anyways
I'm demodding my car to sell and just took a 12 bolt out and put a stock 10 in. I have both the stock torque arm as well as the after market Edlebrock arm out of the car right now. Laying them side by side they look close enough I think either would work.
If this would hold true for what your looking at getting idk.
I'm demodding my car to sell and just took a 12 bolt out and put a stock 10 in. I have both the stock torque arm as well as the after market Edlebrock arm out of the car right now. Laying them side by side they look close enough I think either would work.
If this would hold true for what your looking at getting idk.
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Well, I dont knot if you are still looking or if you found out, but fwiw I put a moser 12bolt in my car about 2 months ago and all I chaged was the u-joint, the part number above is correct cost about 12bucks I think.
Stock DS and stock torque arm bolted right up! Although you will use different bolts for the torque arm and some thead lock is a must!
Stock DS and stock torque arm bolted right up! Although you will use different bolts for the torque arm and some thead lock is a must!