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Old 04-27-2005, 01:24 AM
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On a stock height F-Body how far from the ground is the lowest part of the system? How did you deal with clearance of the torque arm? Is anyone using TSP duals on a lowered car?



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Old 04-27-2005, 01:28 AM
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People are, and their clearance IMO sucks. If you search, there are all kinds of threads, and I remember seeing lots of pics.
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The clearance on stock height is not bad at all. Just take the speed bumps kind of slow, and you should be fine.
Old 04-27-2005, 01:11 PM
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i got them and my car has eibach pros. i don't have a problem scrapping the ground, but the clearance with my bmr torque arm is none.
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Here's my stock height SS Just have to go slow on the speed bumps, They can tuck up more, but have to adjust the brake lines and such.
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No complaints here. It's all about taking your time and getting those bullets tucked up into the tunnel. Clearance around my torque arm is enough to get my finger in between.
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I have Eibach sportlines and barely ever rub. I have a BMR torque arm and there is about a finger of clearance between it and the x-pipe. There is about a half of a soda can of clearance at the bottom of the turndowns. I also recently redid them and turn the bullets out and it as less drone and more clearance.



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Only complaint is the driver side bullet is tight to the torque arm.
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Those turndowns are purty...mine are flat on the bottom.


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