Torque Arm Location
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Torque Arm Location Assuming that the torque arm works similar to a ladder bar wouldnt it be better if it was mounted on the passenger side to counteract the squatting on the passenger side that airbags are used for?
I realize this question is moot considering the hassle it would take to relocate the torque arm.
I realize this question is moot considering the hassle it would take to relocate the torque arm.
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Re: Torque Arm Location The torque arm itself doesn't really do anything to control body roll/squat in relation to the rear end.
Locating it to the right would proably end up controlling squat only by putting in in a bind and limiting up and down travel - which wouldn't be a good thing.
If you want to get rid of squat to the right rear there are much better alternatives out there (like a large rear anti-roll bar or even a wolfe style rear anti-roll bar).
Chris
Locating it to the right would proably end up controlling squat only by putting in in a bind and limiting up and down travel - which wouldn't be a good thing.
If you want to get rid of squat to the right rear there are much better alternatives out there (like a large rear anti-roll bar or even a wolfe style rear anti-roll bar).
Chris
