Burkhart Chassis Torque Arm front mount
Burkhart Chassis Torque Arm front mount Just wondering if anyone had any ideas on mounting the front x-member mount for the Burkhart Chassis torque arm since I'm getting rid of my sub frame connectors? I have a few ideas just wondering if anyone else has done it and could give some pointers
Why are you getting rid of the subframe connectors? Unless you're building a 25.x cage into the car, I wouldn't ditch them...
If you are putting a cage in then it's easy to incorporate the mount into the chassis. Lots of people do that on a regular basis with Burkhart and madman type tq arms with sliders on the front, works out very well.
If you are putting a cage in then it's easy to incorporate the mount into the chassis. Lots of people do that on a regular basis with Burkhart and madman type tq arms with sliders on the front, works out very well.
Why are you getting rid of the subframe connectors? Unless you're building a 25.x cage into the car, I wouldn't ditch them...
If you are putting a cage in then it's easy to incorporate the mount into the chassis. Lots of people do that on a regular basis with Burkhart and madman type tq arms with sliders on the front, works out very well.
If you are putting a cage in then it's easy to incorporate the mount into the chassis. Lots of people do that on a regular basis with Burkhart and madman type tq arms with sliders on the front, works out very well.
As stated above, unless doing a 25.x cert chassis (which incorporates front to rear ties) leave em in
Not true. The SFC's transfer the reaction of the rear suspension up to the front of the car so that the energy is not "absorbed" into the chassis. This helps with weight transfer and reduces fatigue on the chassis
As stated above, unless doing a 25.x cert chassis (which incorporates front to rear ties) leave em in
As stated above, unless doing a 25.x cert chassis (which incorporates front to rear ties) leave em in
