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Old 08-12-2004, 03:09 PM
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I have the following for suspension mods, Wield On SFC's, PanHard bar, AAM Rear Cover. Will a Torque Arm help with the handling?

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Do you have wheel hop when accelerating or braking?
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Do you have wheel hop when accelerating or braking?
Not that I can tell. I was just looking for my next MOD.

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Then you don't need one. I sugest a set of Koni single adjustable shocks as your next mod. You will get a surprising handling improvement out of this.
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No kidding, that has to be one of my best spent $$$ mods I have.
I trully love the SA Koni's. They were expensive, but worth it.
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Then you don't need one. I sugest a set of Koni single adjustable shocks as your next mod. You will get a surprising handling improvement out of this.
Thanks. Who is a good vendor to get the shocks?

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LM Performance is where I got mine AND they are a sponsor!!
Leon is great to deal with.
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Can someone tell me what the difference is between the shocks? Why is this a good mod? I will be up grading my suspension soon.

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