Tunnel Mounted Torque Arm on the Street? Bad Idea?
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Tunnel Mounted Torque Arm on the Street? Bad Idea?
I just put mine on today from Umi and already bottomed out on it. Wow this thing sits low. It could of been made to allow more room for ground clearance. I guess it doesn't help that im lowered.
Last edited by Greekey; 08-30-2010 at 03:21 PM.
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This is the one I ordered and have installed. Its for long tube header set ups.
http://www.umiperformance.com/catalo...roducts_id=212
http://www.umiperformance.com/catalo...roducts_id=212
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In the pictures in the link you sent it looks like the y-pipe on the drivers side sticks down lower than the tunnel brace mount point. Are you bottoming out on the brace? Is your y-pipe tucked up further than in those pics?
I also have pacesetter LT's and ORY and a magnaflow catback, so I'd be really interested in the issues you're having before I purchase the same torque arm.
Keep us posted.
I also have pacesetter LT's and ORY and a magnaflow catback, so I'd be really interested in the issues you're having before I purchase the same torque arm.
Keep us posted.
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I'm on Strano springs, which I believe the most they drop you is 1.25 inches. It just seems that the right side of the cross member bracket for the torque arm could of been made to tuck up a little bit more the passenger side. It still has inches before it will come in contact with the y pipe.
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See if you can't have UMI send you the cross brace for use with the Kooks y-pipe. I is a straight peice which should give you some more ground clearance.
I just got my torque arm installed last night but haven't driven it yet. I need to pick up my angle gauge so I can adjust it properly.
I just got my torque arm installed last night but haven't driven it yet. I need to pick up my angle gauge so I can adjust it properly.