Umi and TSP
Umi and TSP Just got a UMI adj torque arm with the body mount. I've heard that these work fine with TSP true duals but I just want to clear that up before I try putting it on te car.
Also, this came off a moser 12bolt and is going on to a moser 9", what adjustments need to be made to ensure the torque arm is angled properly? I know it has to be near perfect so what do I do? It's still adjusted the same as it was on the other car
Also, this came off a moser 12bolt and is going on to a moser 9", what adjustments need to be made to ensure the torque arm is angled properly? I know it has to be near perfect so what do I do? It's still adjusted the same as it was on the other car
UMI I think you use the long arm to clear the TSP exhaust. Or could use Midwest chassis torque arm mount and torque arm. Then you can use a short arm. Dont know adjustments from torque arm to differnt rear.
I'm not sure if the body mount works with the TSP duals. I'm fiddling with my TSP duals now and it looks like it'd be a tight fit. Depends on how straight the cross bar is or if it angles up any. Otherwise you might have your exhaust hanging a bit further down than some would be comfortable. You'd be much better off with a full length adjustable T/A and a relocation cross member. I've just finished putting both in mine and it allowed me to get the duals just a bit closer to the car for some added clearance.
And the pinion angle is set the same for the different rears as far as I know.
And the pinion angle is set the same for the different rears as far as I know.
UMI's full length bar will clear TSP's TD's easily, far better than the stock piece.
Your best bet is to sell the tunnel brace and arm on the parts classified and use the money toward a full length bar (and I recommend the relocation crossmember as well), or reconsider TD's and go with a Y-pipe set-up.
Your best bet is to sell the tunnel brace and arm on the parts classified and use the money toward a full length bar (and I recommend the relocation crossmember as well), or reconsider TD's and go with a Y-pipe set-up.
