130+ on moser 9
02-10-2008, 07:20 PM
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130+ on moser 9 so i installed my moser 9(with 3 channel abs) inch last weekend
finally got it broke in on my way down to a fbody meet and on the way home(1.5 hour drive) decided to do a little racing with my cobra friend and i noticed a few things
1 lots of noise at 130+ mph not gear noise but lots of noise(i think i need to clearence the ta some more)
2 once i get above 130 the low trac light comes on
3 anydriving farther than it seems like 25 miles my abs light comes on
finally got it broke in on my way down to a fbody meet and on the way home(1.5 hour drive) decided to do a little racing with my cobra friend and i noticed a few things
1 lots of noise at 130+ mph not gear noise but lots of noise(i think i need to clearence the ta some more)
2 once i get above 130 the low trac light comes on
3 anydriving farther than it seems like 25 miles my abs light comes on
02-10-2008, 10:34 PM
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ABS light could be contributed to calibration of the speedometer. The computer only knows what you tell it. If it thinks you have stock gearing, that could be throwing the code. The noise above 130 could be anything, gears, bearings, hard to say. Is it a growl or a whining noise?
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02-11-2008, 04:21 AM
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02-20-2008, 11:33 PM
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none of this was the rear(i assumed it was since id just put it in)
and was actully a bad front wheel bearing that made itself very apprent when i was going for a cruise
bob thanks for the help and sorry for blaming it on the rear btw what gear oil does moser recommend??
02-20-2008, 11:52 PM
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well be lazy (not making the effort to figure out why this is happening) has actully helped me out for once!!!
none of this was the rear(i assumed it was since id just put it in)
and was actully a bad front wheel bearing that made itself very apprent when i was going for a cruise
bob thanks for the help and sorry for blaming it on the rear btw what gear oil does moser recommend??
none of this was the rear(i assumed it was since id just put it in)
and was actully a bad front wheel bearing that made itself very apprent when i was going for a cruise
bob thanks for the help and sorry for blaming it on the rear btw what gear oil does moser recommend??
02-21-2008, 04:14 AM
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well be lazy (not making the effort to figure out why this is happening) has actully helped me out for once!!!
none of this was the rear(i assumed it was since id just put it in)
and was actully a bad front wheel bearing that made itself very apprent when i was going for a cruise
bob thanks for the help and sorry for blaming it on the rear btw what gear oil does moser recommend??
none of this was the rear(i assumed it was since id just put it in)
and was actully a bad front wheel bearing that made itself very apprent when i was going for a cruise
bob thanks for the help and sorry for blaming it on the rear btw what gear oil does moser recommend??
Made from 4130 chrome-moly material the new M9 Torque Arm Assembly is able to withstand what ever a high-horsepower racer can throw at it. Patterned after the same style setup used in today’s Pro Mod cars, the Moser M9 Torque Arm Assembly is not intended for the daily driver, but is manufactured with the 10 second cars and faster in mind.
The Torque Arm is constructed with 1.25” o.d. 4130 chrome-moly, all joints and connections, including the 4130 chrome-moly threaded tube adapters are TIG welded.
The Moser M9 Torque Arm Assembly utilizes a unique sliding front mount that allows the torque arm to slide enabling the torque arm to move freely and not bind, which would impair the overall handling of the car. The front slider tube has a grease fitting which allows proper lubrication.
The rear torque arm itself mounts proprietarily to the M9 Housing via 3/16” thick mounting plates with two
The entire M9 F-Body Torque Arm Assembly utilizes existing mounting points, totally eliminating welding or additional fabrication.
You want to use a non synthetic 80/90 weight gear lube. Posi additive is not required with the Truetrac. Thanks! Bob
02-22-2008, 06:01 PM
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I'm glad the noise was just a wheel bearing. The new Moser torque arm had plenty of clearance on my Camaro, I can't imagine you having clearance problems. Here is what Moser says regarding their new torque arm.
Made from 4130 chrome-moly material the new M9 Torque Arm Assembly is able to withstand what ever a high-horsepower racer can throw at it. Patterned after the same style setup used in today’s Pro Mod cars, the Moser M9 Torque Arm Assembly is not intended for the daily driver, but is manufactured with the 10 second cars and faster in mind.
The Torque Arm is constructed with 1.25” o.d. 4130 chrome-moly, all joints and connections, including the 4130 chrome-moly threaded tube adapters are TIG welded.
The Moser M9 Torque Arm Assembly utilizes a unique sliding front mount that allows the torque arm to slide enabling the torque arm to move freely and not bind, which would impair the overall handling of the car. The front slider tube has a grease fitting which allows proper lubrication.
The rear torque arm itself mounts proprietarily to the M9 Housing via 3/16” thick mounting plates with two
The entire M9 F-Body Torque Arm Assembly utilizes existing mounting points, totally eliminating welding or additional fabrication.
You want to use a non synthetic 80/90 weight gear lube. Posi additive is not required with the Truetrac. Thanks! Bob
Made from 4130 chrome-moly material the new M9 Torque Arm Assembly is able to withstand what ever a high-horsepower racer can throw at it. Patterned after the same style setup used in today’s Pro Mod cars, the Moser M9 Torque Arm Assembly is not intended for the daily driver, but is manufactured with the 10 second cars and faster in mind.
The Torque Arm is constructed with 1.25” o.d. 4130 chrome-moly, all joints and connections, including the 4130 chrome-moly threaded tube adapters are TIG welded.
The Moser M9 Torque Arm Assembly utilizes a unique sliding front mount that allows the torque arm to slide enabling the torque arm to move freely and not bind, which would impair the overall handling of the car. The front slider tube has a grease fitting which allows proper lubrication.
The rear torque arm itself mounts proprietarily to the M9 Housing via 3/16” thick mounting plates with two
The entire M9 F-Body Torque Arm Assembly utilizes existing mounting points, totally eliminating welding or additional fabrication.
You want to use a non synthetic 80/90 weight gear lube. Posi additive is not required with the Truetrac. Thanks! Bob
lol bob i dont have a M9 lol
just a regluar 9 inch with 3channle abs lol
02-23-2008, 02:42 AM
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Oops, sorry. I thought when you meant when you said you had a Moser 9 than you meant you had a Moser M9. On the Moser nine inch we do have to sometimes add a little clearance for the torque arm, by way of sticking a pry bar up in there. On the new Moser M9, I don't think you'd ever run into that situation, which is why I posted that info. Bob
