Josh R

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Does anyone have a Torque Arm relocation bracket? Is it a good product? Do any other companies make it? Do you think it will make any increase in performance since it is adjustable?
http://www.umiperformance.com/2228?category_id=171

I dont have much in means of horsepower or torque but im looking for stuff to make my car handle better. Roadholding and cornering is what im after.

Confuzed1

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Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems to me if handling is your goal, your $$ might be better spent with swaybars, springs, panhard bar, tires and brakes -etc.... Not sure if the torque arm bracket will help it handle any better...it might get better traction off the line for drag racing, LCA reloction brackets do that too.

IROCFAST

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UMI makes some awesome stuff. Jerry, is a stand up guy. I would highly reccomend anything they make!

Josh R

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I already have swaybars and poly bushings, rear control arms w/ poly, LCARB, Konis soon, Panhard bar w/ poly and rodend, Edelbrock struttower brace, alston subframe connectors, and TDS wonderbar.

I was looking for stuff to make my car a little more forgiving with throttle in turns. Dont get me wrong its a beast at cornering but if i give a little too much throttle the backend likes to race the front for first. I was hoping that Toqure arm relocation mount and a torque arm with poly would help it get traction in and out of turns.

JD_87Formula

The drifting around the turns is the fun part!

allenfre

I just thought that a built in torque arm mount would remove the torque arm and should do the trick while it guards the tail shaft from bungling.