RandomTech Torque Arm, which Relo Bracket
RandomTech Torque Arm, which Relo Bracket Anybody ever fit either a BMR or UMI torque arm relocation bracket with a Random Tech torque arm?
I have an adjustable Arm and an M6, LT1.
I have an adjustable Arm and an M6, LT1.
I have a Random Tech torque arm and UMI #2207 98-02 F-Body T56 torque arm relocation kit on my car. Everything fit together like a glove. You will need to use your Random Tech torque arm bushing as the Random Tech torque arm is 1" diameter and UMI's stuff is a little beefier.
I had a customer that had an aftermarket torque arm that was a tad shorter than most and it would come out of the bushing during acceleration.
I'm not 100% certain but it might have been a Random Tech.
I would measure the lenght and compare to ours or BMR.
Craig
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I have a Random Tech torque arm and UMI #2207 98-02 F-Body T56 torque arm relocation kit on my car. Everything fit together like a glove. You will need to use your Random Tech torque arm bushing as the Random Tech torque arm is 1" diameter and UMI's stuff is a little beefier.
No, I don't know of any places that sell a 1" bushing. I was going to replace mine when I overhauled my suspension but it was in good shape so I reused it. The best option I could come up with was to get a piece of 1-1/4" x .120" wall seamless tubing, weld a cap on one end, slide it over the RT torque arm, and use a UMI bushing. You may want to measure the diameter of the RT torque arm to verify it in fact is 1" OD, it may be 1-1/8". It's been over a year since I measured mine when I was trying to figure this out.
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No, I don't know of any places that sell a 1" bushing. I was going to replace mine when I overhauled my suspension but it was in good shape so I reused it. The best option I could come up with was to get a piece of 1-1/4" x .120" wall seamless tubing, weld a cap on one end, slide it over the RT torque arm, and use a UMI bushing. You may want to measure the diameter of the RT torque arm to verify it in fact is 1" OD, it may be 1-1/8". It's been over a year since I measured mine when I was trying to figure this out.
