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Old 07-12-2006, 02:11 PM
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I'm going to be ordering the tsp true duals (3"). so i guess i need to buy an aftermarket torque arm, from what ive read Should i get an adjustable one? looking at the umi products. Thanks
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The stock TQ arm will work fine and have plenty of clearance Clarence. UMI sells one just for duals though. Check the TD FAQ and you'll see a pic and some info.
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if you do get an aftermarket one... a chassis mounted one for that matter, you would more likely want to put that on before your duals as most setups don't clear the TA

....basically custom true duals is your only option
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Originally Posted by RrCoX22
if you do get an aftermarket one... a chassis mounted one for that matter, you would more likely want to put that on before your duals as most setups don't clear the TA

....basically custom true duals is your only option
Only option with a CHASSIS/BODY mount tq arm, just to clarify. With the stocker, or the trans mount from UMI, you should be fine.
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Originally Posted by TheBlurLS1
Only option with a CHASSIS/BODY mount tq arm, just to clarify. With the stocker, or the trans mount from UMI, you should be fine.
oh I'm deeply sorry I should have clarified

EDIT: actually now that I look back at it... I did
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Originally Posted by RrCoX22
oh I'm deeply sorry I should have clarified

EDIT: actually now that I look back at it... I did
Well I was confused.

Didn't mean to sound like a super-douche.
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Thanks guys, i'm thinking about a custom set-up too. either way i cant decide which muffler or bullet. Do you think the dynomax bullets would be any louder with my L.T.'s,ORY into a loudmouth 2 ? Just really lookin to get rid of the rasp...
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see Casey... he's going custom duals either ways

normally any duals will be louder and have a different tone than any other cat-back. Plus rasp starts to be a non-issue and the scavaging effect increases.

oh and your a joke for choosing the same setup I'm about to put on in two weeks... custom duals with dynomax bullets dumped... are you dumping them?
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joke! dynomax bullets is one of the options for tsp setup. if custom, I might go with the magnaflows......not sure. Are you doing it yourself or with the help of a muffler shop? oh ya, dumped for now.
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Originally Posted by litemup02
Are you doing it yourself or with the help of a muffler shop? oh ya, dumped for now.
im not all that experienced with welding, plus i'm getting a custom setup so the shop is gonna do it....
and you are dumping it... i've decided for you
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For the torque arm, you'll want a factory replacement part #s: 2205 or 2206. Also, they sell a torque arm relocation kit part#'s 2207-2210 depending on year and tranny.
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gm sells a factory relocation mount?



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