Edelbrock torque arm w/ Moser 9"
#1
Edelbrock torque arm w/ Moser 9"
They say this TA will only fit 10 bolts. I'd like to try it w/ my Moser 9". I like the looks of this thing, it's much smaller than the other makes and I'm thinking it might be the only one that offers adjustibility that won't require the BFH mod.
Anyone runing one w/ a Moser 9"? Does it fit? Does it hit the floor?
Anyone runing one w/ a Moser 9"? Does it fit? Does it hit the floor?
#2
FormerVendor
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They will not fit. The Moser 9" center section is very large opposed to the factory 10 bolt. The center of the rear mount of the torque arm will hit long before the holes line up with the holes in the rear end.
Any of the torque arms we offer with the exception of our non-adjustable unit will bolt to the Moser 9". The nice thing about the Moser 9" is it allows you to use out the outer set of holes in our torque arm. This allows the arm to slide in further to the center of the car and away from the tunnel area.
If you have any questions please ask and I am glad to help.
http://www.umiperformance.com/produc...ategory_id=130
Thank you!
Ryan
Any of the torque arms we offer with the exception of our non-adjustable unit will bolt to the Moser 9". The nice thing about the Moser 9" is it allows you to use out the outer set of holes in our torque arm. This allows the arm to slide in further to the center of the car and away from the tunnel area.
If you have any questions please ask and I am glad to help.
http://www.umiperformance.com/produc...ategory_id=130
Thank you!
Ryan
#3
Go with UMI, top notch stuff
Also, I've heard of a few edelbrocks being broken under reasonable conditions, haven't heard of any broken UMI TA/s... and if one does break, you can bet UMI will make it right.
Also, I've heard of a few edelbrocks being broken under reasonable conditions, haven't heard of any broken UMI TA/s... and if one does break, you can bet UMI will make it right.
#4
9 Second Club
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I did it. It didn't initially fit, so a little grinding had to take place. The *** on the front of the edelbrock plate had to be grinded down, and the actual plate area that the bolt's go through needed a little clearance before they fit as well. In the end.....I toook it to the track the same day, first pass on 26x10x15 hoosier D05s snapped the heim joint on it and the rest was history for that thing. I've been running a Random Tech TA since then. The joints are MUCH thinker as are the tubing. Haven't had a problem since then.
Best of luck!
Best of luck!
#6
Thanks guys.
Ryan, I'll be giving you a call in the near future. I need a little help deciding what style I want to use. I'd like the car to remain relatively quiet, so I'm thinking I should go with a full length, tranny mounted unit, maybe one with a DS loop. (Which raises another question. Will the loop fit with a 3.5" DS?)
Ryan, I'll be giving you a call in the near future. I need a little help deciding what style I want to use. I'd like the car to remain relatively quiet, so I'm thinking I should go with a full length, tranny mounted unit, maybe one with a DS loop. (Which raises another question. Will the loop fit with a 3.5" DS?)
#7
FormerVendor
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Thanks guys.
Ryan, I'll be giving you a call in the near future. I need a little help deciding what style I want to use. I'd like the car to remain relatively quiet, so I'm thinking I should go with a full length, tranny mounted unit, maybe one with a DS loop. (Which raises another question. Will the loop fit with a 3.5" DS?)
Ryan, I'll be giving you a call in the near future. I need a little help deciding what style I want to use. I'd like the car to remain relatively quiet, so I'm thinking I should go with a full length, tranny mounted unit, maybe one with a DS loop. (Which raises another question. Will the loop fit with a 3.5" DS?)
The loops on are tunnel mounted arms are very close when it comes to 3.5" drive shaft... I always recommend to use a 3" Chrome Moly one to prevent any fitment issues.
Hope that helps!
Ryan
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#8
ryan, i have the newest UMI performance tunnel mounted torque arm. I have a Moser 9" and my torque arm hits the tunned pretty bad and my car has the stock bilstein suspension package! it actually punctured the sheet metal..not happy about that at all. I have already banged out the tunnel and it is still hitting. the front of pivot also extends too far foward and is contacting my driveshaft loop. pinion angle is at -2. what can i do about this????
#9
FormerVendor
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Are you using the outer holes of the rear bracket?
Like I mentioned above, the Moser 9" is much larger then the factory rear end. The housing is extremely large, then with a large housing Moser places a torque arm mount on there. Since the housing is so large the torque arm bracket is pushed to the drivers side and foward.. every aftermarket torque arm is going to have the same issue. You can if you haven't already use a adjustable panhard bar to get the rear end more centered under the car. Also the torque arm can be removed and using the adjustable rod eyes in the rear, shorter the arm up some. If you need help with this please call our tech support at 814-857-5400
Hope that helps,
Ryan
Like I mentioned above, the Moser 9" is much larger then the factory rear end. The housing is extremely large, then with a large housing Moser places a torque arm mount on there. Since the housing is so large the torque arm bracket is pushed to the drivers side and foward.. every aftermarket torque arm is going to have the same issue. You can if you haven't already use a adjustable panhard bar to get the rear end more centered under the car. Also the torque arm can be removed and using the adjustable rod eyes in the rear, shorter the arm up some. If you need help with this please call our tech support at 814-857-5400
Hope that helps,
Ryan
#10
yes, i am using the outer holes. I think i will shorten up the torque arm to prevent the front pivot from hitting the driveshaft loop. Do i just unbolt the torque arm and screw in the rear rod eyes into the torque arm to shorten it? do the same amount of turns per rod eye to shorten the torque arm on the top and bottom, correct? I have the UMI panhard bar as well and have tried to center the rear end more towards the passenger side to prevent contact..it did help a little. will shortening the torque arm affect performance at all? should i use the upper or lower hole on the front pivot for maximum traction in drag racing? thanks for your help.