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Old 03-07-2009, 03:30 PM
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I just got UMI's adjustable full length torque arm and there relocation kit for 99 F-body automatic. The relocation mount has 8 different sets of holes for the clam shell mount. Does anyone know which setting is best to start of with before adjusting or is one better than any of the others?
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Hello,

Start with the second hole from the top and try that, go up one more and see how that works for you. If you need any help making the changes call Jerry in our technical support at 814-857-5400

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I'm at stock height and I used the top set, it was the closest to the stock locations height on the transmission. I'm not sure of the angle on it but it seems to work fine. I was pretty impressed with the quality of the mount and how much lighter it is than the stock crossmember.
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Originally Posted by Arc00TA
I'm at stock height and I used the top set, it was the closest to the stock locations height on the transmission. I'm not sure of the angle on it but it seems to work fine. I was pretty impressed with the quality of the mount and how much lighter it is than the stock crossmember.
Yea,UMI makes some bad *** **** !Thats all i run on my 35th LE !Their cross members are unbelivable too.it almost looks like they took 2 crossmembers and welded em together talf about strength!
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Yep thats all I run on mine too just wish they made sway bars then it would be full UMI
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Originally Posted by mook99ta
Yep thats all I run on mine too just wish they made sway bars then it would be full UMI
They are in the works as we speak

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They are in the works as we speak

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Are they strano bars or are they to UMI's specs?

Any EST for when they will be availiable?
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Originally Posted by mook99ta
Are they strano bars or are they to UMI's specs?

Any EST for when they will be availiable?
They are not Strano bars... Strano has his own sway bars to his specs which are excellent. Ours will be solid chrome moly bars, I will release specs shortly.

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