Best Drag Race Torque Arm
09-19-2013, 04:37 PM
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i would have been all over the MM Tq arm until i saw the price. budget would not allow and for my car and lack of power hopefully this will do just fine.
03-11-2014, 04:44 AM
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Not to beat this question to death but, I have the BMR transmission crossmember that relocates the torque arm to the crossmember. I am now ready to replace the torque arm.
Everything I read is on the chassis mount TA but nothing on one that will mount to my crossmemeber. Which way should I go?
Everything I read is on the chassis mount TA but nothing on one that will mount to my crossmemeber. Which way should I go?
03-12-2014, 10:42 AM
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Sell the crossmember you have, put the oem trans crossmember back in, and recoup that money toward the MWC torque arm package. This will be the least cost way for you to get what works, and not invest more into what you already spent money on. MWC suspension parts= best value, best quality, proven performance.
03-13-2014, 08:54 AM
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^^^ true testimony right there!
MWC has a package deal for the conversion crossmember and torque arm at the same time. We have a nice lightweight tubular conversion crossmember for mounting the TH350 trans by itself. The tunnel mount version torque arm is the same otherwise, but the two together as a package gets a discount from normal prices. This package from MWC compared to a "torque arm relocation crossmember" and the accompanying adjustable torque arm is a substantial savings in weight and cost.
MWC has a package deal for the conversion crossmember and torque arm at the same time. We have a nice lightweight tubular conversion crossmember for mounting the TH350 trans by itself. The tunnel mount version torque arm is the same otherwise, but the two together as a package gets a discount from normal prices. This package from MWC compared to a "torque arm relocation crossmember" and the accompanying adjustable torque arm is a substantial savings in weight and cost.
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03-13-2014, 07:58 PM
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I have no doubt it's a great product. I will most likely contact you about it. I just ordered a 9" so it will have to wait until I save up some more. I have been looking at Wolfe racecraft's torque arm cause they are 30 min from the house but I really don't want have anymore welding done until after season
