stock ta with relocation bracket?
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stock ta with relocation bracket?
i just purchased the umi ta relocation bracket but dont have the money for an adjustable torque arm yet can i just bolt the clam shell to the mounting holes closest to the original height on the tailshaft or will that still throw of my pinion angle o ya i already have a poly bushing on stock ta
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you should be able to put it exactly to the stock height. it should not mess with your pinion/driveline angle if you are as close as possible to stock, if at all it will be minimal. but mount it higher or lower it WILL mess your pinion angle.
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ya thats what i was hoping. o ya since ill be taking the ta off the tranny, think i can ditch my poly tranny mount for a rubber stock one to trying calm dowm some vibrations
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You will be fine. I'm running a UMI relo. bracket and stock TA and I switched from my Prothane trans mount back to stock rubber with no problems. Last 60' was 1.58 walking it out. Good luck,
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For the factory torque arm use the second hole from the top.. this is the factory location. Also yes I recommend to ditch the polyurethane transmission mount if you don't like vibrations. The factory style rubber mount will be much quieter and smoother.
Hope that helps!
Ryan
Hope that helps!
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For the factory torque arm use the second hole from the top.. this is the factory location. Also yes I recommend to ditch the polyurethane transmission mount if you don't like vibrations. The factory style rubber mount will be much quieter and smoother.
Hope that helps!
Ryan
Hope that helps!
Ryan
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The relocation bracket is designed to remove the torque arm off the tail shaft. It is designed to work with factory length torque arms and the factory torque arm itself. They also feature adjustment which allows you to change the instant center of the vehicle. You can lower or raise the front of the torque arm.
Here is a link for more info- www.umiperformance.com/2207
Hope that helps,
Ryan
Here is a link for more info- www.umiperformance.com/2207
Hope that helps,
Ryan
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The relocation bracket is designed to remove the torque arm off the tail shaft. It is designed to work with factory length torque arms and the factory torque arm itself. They also feature adjustment which allows you to change the instant center of the vehicle. You can lower or raise the front of the torque arm.
Here is a link for more info- www.umiperformance.com/2207
Hope that helps,
Ryan
Here is a link for more info- www.umiperformance.com/2207
Hope that helps,
Ryan