Will an aftermarket torque arm help my 60ft?
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It didnt improve mine, but when I finally broke the stocker I went for a stronger version. Maybe with the recent install of my drag shocks on the rear Ill see a difference. Going to the track tomorrow, stay tuned!
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In my opinion, yes it would. Gives you another adjustment to dial in. Without it, you have none. True some don't use it, but there is no room for adjustment either. I like random technology TA. cheers..........
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Yo !!! Stevie,,how you doing my friend,by the looks of your sig you have been busy,what was your best time last year?
I have the BMR Adj and don't know if it improved my 60Ft,but the car is a good bit heavier and my 60's are no worse,but the peace of mind is ,,,,PRICELESS !!!!!
I have the BMR Adj and don't know if it improved my 60Ft,but the car is a good bit heavier and my 60's are no worse,but the peace of mind is ,,,,PRICELESS !!!!!
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An afterrmarket torque arm should be done after you do lca's, drag tires, and drag shocks.
An aftermarket torque arm will allow you to put some positive pinion angle in since some stock torque arms are cocked up a bit.
An aftermarket torque arm will allow you to put some positive pinion angle in since some stock torque arms are cocked up a bit.