Torque Arms Finally Released
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Torque Arms Finally Released Hello Members,
I am proud to annouce we have finally released two versions of the torque arm designed for the 98-02 F-Body. Over the next month there is a few different versions planned to be released but this is the first two.
http://www.umiperformance.com/Search...?CategoryID=43
Thank you for looking!
Ryan
I am proud to annouce we have finally released two versions of the torque arm designed for the 98-02 F-Body. Over the next month there is a few different versions planned to be released but this is the first two.
http://www.umiperformance.com/Search...?CategoryID=43
Thank you for looking!
Ryan
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Originally Posted by Ferocity02
Is it true it will not clear aftermarket exhaust?
It looks like a very nice and stout piece!
It looks like a very nice and stout piece!
Thank you
Yes it will, we currently have two versions. One set-up is designed for Stock exhaust and Kooks Long tube/y-pipe system and the other will work with virtually any long tube header set up. They will not work with ture duals. The link below is the set-up for long tubes. Hope that helps!
http://www.umiperformance.com/2202.aspx
Ryan
Ah I see... so this one has the slight dip in the cross brace to clear the exhaust pipe? Does it come with hardware to bolt up to the tunnel? Also I hear longer bolts are needed to bolt to the rear end?
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Originally Posted by Ferocity02
Ah I see... so this one has the slight dip in the cross brace to clear the exhaust pipe? Does it come with hardware to bolt up to the tunnel? Also I hear longer bolts are needed to bolt to the rear end?
We do have an option to add replacement hardware when you order, this is for the rear-end. We do highly recommend the new hardware, stock bolts will *work* however are too short.
We will have installation pictures up in the next few days.
Thanks again!
Ryan
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So are these ready to ship out as of now? Do you think these will work with the QTP header and Y-pipe setup? I sent you some pictures of the bottom of my car a few weeks back.
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Originally Posted by 00ls1
what is front end noise dive? 
are you planning on making on that will work with true duals?
are you planning on making on that will work with true duals?
Hope that helps!
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Originally Posted by 01350ss
that thing looks exactly like spohn. does this piece have all the noise that sphon does. if it does not, then I will sell my spohn piece and buy yours
There is no noise issues or concerns with this set-up. If you have any questions please ask and I am glad to help!
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Originally Posted by BillS
hear you thought of making a TA with a spherical bearing at the front mount instead of a poly bushing. So there is no binding for the autox/RR guys?
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Originally Posted by OldeSkool
Poly is too harsh for my extra sensitive behind. How hard would it be to come up with some rubber to replace that poly?
We do have a transmission mounted torque arm coming out in about a month. This arm will allow you to use a stock GM rubber busing on the transmission in polyurethane is not wanted.
Hope that helps
Ryan
