Edelbrock Torque Arm

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Jun 16, 2004 | 07:33 AM

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Edelbrock Torque Arm

Does anyone have the non adjustable torque arm made by edelbrock? Is it worth the money or should I rather go with an adjustable one? Any info on this is appreciated. thx

Jun 16, 2004 | 11:46 AM

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If you're lowered or ever plan on being lowered, you'll need an adjustable one. If you're basically at stock ride height, it's a good piece. It helped with wheel hop issues I had a while back... get no wheel hop at the track now.

Jun 16, 2004 | 12:09 PM

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I have it on mine with DMS lowering springs, works fine. CHeap and strong.

Jun 16, 2004 | 12:45 PM

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I have it on mine. Its an improvement over stock for sure, and half the price of the adjustable ones. Easy install, and I don't have to worry about setting the pinion angle wrong and chewing up my u-joints. Down the road as I add more power I may step up to an adjustable tunnel-mounted unit to help my launching. But for now this one was sufficient.

Jun 16, 2004 | 01:16 PM

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I am skeptical of how much benefit the expensive adjustable ones are...I wa runing stock Torque arm with radials and could cut 1.68 short times on an unprepped track, ran 11.6-11.7 all day long launching straight and easy with 4000lb race weight. I have done more stuff now and should be low 11's on motor and hopefully low 10 mid 10's on spray. I will post how the torques arm holds up.