Torque arm prob!!! Please help!!!
If you're going to spend the money, and take the time to install any aftermarket suspension parts, I recommend that you buy the adjustable parts. If you decide to make any modifications in the future, you'll already have the adjustability to dial in everything correctly, without having to buy more parts.
If at some point in time you begin making monster power and are having difficulty in hooking or experiencing tremendous braking wheel hop, then an adjustable or de-coupled torque arm would be a good item to have.
But at that point, 300 bones is chump change when compared to power adders or monster brake kits.
Stock torque arms are just fine for a lowered car. Many have done it and are doing it today with little or no problems.
Spend your money where there is a return.
My $.02
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It is a bolt in application and is $430 shipped.
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Last edited by MidwestChassis; Jan 12, 2011 at 03:03 PM.
the aforementioned articles will help you with your project for now and future modifications. The vendors on this site are very reputable and helpful. Good look and use proper safety to avoid injury......we want you around for along time....have a blessed day...........jim





