Torque arm brands
Torque arm brands Saw an edelbrock adj torque arm for sale locally and wondered if anyone has one and there opinion of it. I noticed the metal they are made out of isn't as thick as bmr's or sphoon's. Just a bolt-on car that it will go on.
UMI hands down. Quality product and never once a single fitment issue with any of their products. http://www.umiperformance.com/catalo...ex&cPath=7_115
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ive heard a lot of bad reviews about the edelbrock ones breaking ALOT. silversrtman i think is the only good review ive ever heard of the edelbrock tq arm. save your $$ and buy a umi or bmr. you'll thank yourself in the longrun
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Lol, actually I'm the jamooke in question from silversrtman.
I've had it for about 7 years, it works fine, never broke. It was about half the price of most of the others back then so that was why I bought it. The only tradeoff with the one I have is it is non-adjustable. They may have an adjustable version out now, not sure.
But yeah, it's worked fine, probably has at least 2 dozen or more 11 second passes on it, and at least a dozen on the spray. Most 60s in the 1.5-1.6 range.
However I'd probably recommend just spending the extra if you can for an adjustable T/A, since that's a nice feature to have.
I've had it for about 7 years, it works fine, never broke. It was about half the price of most of the others back then so that was why I bought it. The only tradeoff with the one I have is it is non-adjustable. They may have an adjustable version out now, not sure.
But yeah, it's worked fine, probably has at least 2 dozen or more 11 second passes on it, and at least a dozen on the spray. Most 60s in the 1.5-1.6 range.
However I'd probably recommend just spending the extra if you can for an adjustable T/A, since that's a nice feature to have.
