which torque arm to be used on a lowered f body?
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Originally Posted by Kens_02SS
i've got the spohn one with no issues
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Originally Posted by BMR Fabrication Inc.
That's a good example of loose 12-bolt bolts breaking a perfectly good torque arm
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I just installed the Spohn arm. The arm slammed the drive on lift on the way out of the shop, and hits my driveway. I have had it in 1 day and I have hit 3 times already. I need to pull the car back in today and check it because when I flick the gas something is slamming the floor.
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Originally Posted by zapp168
I just installed the Spohn arm. The arm slammed the drive on lift on the way out of the shop, and hits my driveway. I have had it in 1 day and I have hit 3 times already. I need to pull the car back in today and check it because when I flick the gas something is slamming the floor.
Car is stock height
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Originally Posted by zapp168
I just installed the Spohn arm. The arm slammed the drive on lift on the way out of the shop, and hits my driveway. I have had it in 1 day and I have hit 3 times already. I need to pull the car back in today and check it because when I flick the gas something is slamming the floor.
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Originally Posted by oange ss
that's the swingarm style front mount....
Is the noise normal? Or did I leave somthing loose? I just figured something is too close to the floor. It is a 405R with a driveshaft loop.
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I found out where the noise is coming from. The torque arm is smashing the floor where it bolts to the rear end, so when I step on it the rear end is twisting enuff to hit the floor. I am going to put another post about this. As for ground clearence, there is a gouge in the lower tube, I will probably just modify it so it won't hit so bad.