00 SiLvEr SS

im thinking of switching to an aftermarket torque arm from bmr will i feel any torque differences with the instalation of that and a panhard and a bigger rear swaybar

Major_Lee_Slow

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The first thing I noticed when I put my BMR Torque arm on my car about 8 years ago is that the car would hook when shifting hard and fast to second vs. just blowing the tires loose. And my car is just a "bolt on" car.

I felt the addition of a rod end PHR really made the rear feel more predictable in hard corners because the factory PHR was too compliant.

Thirdly, I switched from a 19 to a 21mm solid bar and the car would rotate much nicer.

00 SiLvEr SS

do you deadhook from a dig or spin a lil bit

Major_Lee_Slow

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slight spin on most surfaces on street tires. Dead hook with the Hoosier A6's on a clean course.

00 SiLvEr SS

good i dont want to destroy my rearend lol

Major_Lee_Slow

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Well that more of a function of how hard and often you beat on it and how much power you make.

Arctic2002ss

I felt a difference. I swear I could feel some flex on takeoff that the torque arm eliminated. It just takes off more positively. Kind of hard to describe.

UMI Sales

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Hello
I noticed that you were thinking about getting a torque arm! You will feel a difference due to the fact of being able to adjust your pinion angle. And I just wanted to throw this out there for you that we offer two different versions we offer a tunnel mounted torque arm and a stock length (we also have the relocation for the stock length torque arms) they both are adjustable and the quality and performance you will not be disappointed. Below is a few link to show you what we have to offer!
http://umiperformance.com/products.php?category_id=130
If you have any other questions feel free to ask and I will be glad to help!
Thanks
Brad

BMR Tech

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The upgraded torque arm is going to make the car overall more predictable and stable at the track and on the street.
Sounds like our torque arm was doing its job

Major_Lee_Slow

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It sure has! Like I said, it's been on the car for about 8 years and I inspect it, as well as all my other suspension parts, every winter during my annual tear down and I've never found any issue, other than a little rust.