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Old 07-13-2013, 02:46 PM
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Anybody running this on ? How well does it work
Old 07-14-2013, 08:41 AM
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I have on my 95 z. It work ok but I see people post thar it put to much load on the trans. It been on the car from 1998 on . I am looking to put the bmr relocating one on my 01.
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Il talking about the tunnel mount one the short one sorry
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There are some older threads on it if you search back.
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If you like weak torque arms, then they are definitely for you!

Found this in another thread. Jegs on top. Alston on bottom..



I'd get a UMI or BMR torque arm if I were you.
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try the ws6 store ,usually better prices.
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Ok ill try there I'm done with my 8.8 rear so all I need now Ida torque arm
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The other issue with the Jeg's arm is you need to drill quite a few holes in the tunnel to mount it. Most likely need to lift and remove the carpet to install it as well.

Is there is a reason you are looking at this set up?

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Op do yourself a favor and get a UMI arm. I have one on my car and its an awesome piece.
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My buddy has a tunnel mount one and he loves it his car is a heads cam car with a 4000 convert he went from a long torque arm to a short one and 60 foot got way better and now both front tire come off the track about 1 foot . I was just looking at the jegs one cuzz I seem it in the book . My car will see the track every weekend so I need something that won't break



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