Spohn Torque Arm
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Spohn Torque Arm I'm about to buy the Spohn Torque arm, and noticied they have a few options, and wanted your opinions:
Polyurethane bushing front mount for minimal road noise, Grade 8 hardware is supplied. Integral grease fitting allows for lubrication of the polyurethane bushing
or
Rod ended version utilizes a chrome-moly spherical rod end front mount for the ultimate in bind-free performance and strength. Grade 8 hardware is supplied
Which do you think is best?
Thanks!
Polyurethane bushing front mount for minimal road noise, Grade 8 hardware is supplied. Integral grease fitting allows for lubrication of the polyurethane bushing
or
Rod ended version utilizes a chrome-moly spherical rod end front mount for the ultimate in bind-free performance and strength. Grade 8 hardware is supplied
Which do you think is best?
Thanks!
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From: Westminster, CO
Re: Spohn Torque Arm What do you want out of the Torque Arm? Best possible gains in tracation and are you willing to sacrafice for road noise?
I've got the Spohn arm with the rod bearing and between it and most of my rear suspension being poly bushings now, I have tons of road noise and gear noise. But I hook dropping the clutch at 6500 rpms so I'm happy <img border="0" title="" alt="[Big Grin]" src="gr_grin.gif" />
I've got the Spohn arm with the rod bearing and between it and most of my rear suspension being poly bushings now, I have tons of road noise and gear noise. But I hook dropping the clutch at 6500 rpms so I'm happy <img border="0" title="" alt="[Big Grin]" src="gr_grin.gif" />
