Who has a MAC Torque Arm?
08-02-2002, 01:26 AM
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Re: Who has a MAC Torque Arm? I asked the same question on here several months ago and got 1 reply. He told me it was pretty good, but took some drilling in the floorpan to get it installed I do believe. The one I saw for sale was a company selling on Ebay and it was new for under $200. If you decide to buy it PLEASE let me know how you like it.
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08-04-2002, 10:37 AM
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Re: Who has a MAC Torque Arm? Ive got one. It seems like pretty good quality although its not adjustable. No squeeks or anything. It has grease fitting on the pivot points. It was kinda pain in the *** to install you have to mount it in the trans tunnel. You have to take the interior out to put the bolts in the holes you drilled. Also you have to watch where u mount it because it has a built in D.S. loop. If its outta position a little the balance weights on the driveshaft will rub on the loop. It helped on the 60's and took all the wheelhop out period. I had usually cut 1.55 60's in the car with the H/C/I setup. I felt it was worth the hastle cause it cost around $300 new, its stout, and it does not mount to the trans. Easier to take the trans in and out without messing with the factory mount. Justin <img border="0" alt="[Burnout]" title="" src="graemlins/burnout.gif" />
