What Torque Arm?
As long as you do not change transmissions the torque arm will not interfere and a torque arm relocation kit will not be needed. The torque arm relocation kits are nice but you shouldn't need it. The drive shaft being steel or aluminum won't matter either.
If I can help anymore please ask. Thank you!
Ryan
Every customer is going to have a difference is opinion on brand... people will be bias to a product because they purchase it and it worked for them. Mook99 had a good experience with us and you had a good experience with BMR... thats always good to hear that is what keeps competition alive. However just because Mook99 mentioned our customer service was top notch doesn't mean there was a problem...
As far as customer service goes, just look at this thread. I read in this section all the time. I've learned, and am still learning, how to setup my suspension from the advise given by both you and the guys at BMR.
The only reason I have BMR pieces on my car is because BMR always seems to have a sale when I have money to spend. I still need an adj. PHB. How about I buy UMI this time just to show I'm not biased?
Last edited by Mumbles; Apr 6, 2009 at 05:10 PM.
Thats whyy i wanted to purchase the TA..So i can do all the things at once..
Ok..Sounds good..So the Tranny mounted TA..Is good..But in the coming weeks im going to do a H/C/I Swap..Am i still ok, or do i need the Relocation..And if i do, will it interfere with my exhaust setup?..
I didnt have money for Konis so I went with the Bilstein BTS Kit on my Camaro and I can say that I am happy with it. I haven't seen any problems.
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