I just installed a bmr torque arm but where the crossmember dips down to clear the exhaust i have about 2-3 inches from the ground ..hell it scrubs when i pull into my driveway ....I have a set of coil spring isolators for the rear they'er supposed to raise it up 1 inch .. but i'm not sure that will be enough ..any ideas on how to raise it alittle more? Thanks in advance

 

Sorry but you are out of luck. Unless you are creative with fabricting skills to cut it and rebrace the support bar up over the exhaust and flat against the floorboard. The BMR design is not good on a lowered vehicle especially because of this problem.

 

refabrication isnt going to work i need the car for work (daily driver) that would take too long...anyone have any other ideas that can be done fairly quick?

 

you could always put your old stuff back in the car untill you figure out what to do.

 

well im screwed on that one I done a stupid thing ......allready trashed the old stuff

what about something like these and what are the drawbacks of using them??

 

cam you post a picture of this problem? I have the same tq arm and did not have any clearance problems. however my car is not lowered.

 

I can try if i can get a camera ......mine isnt lowered either . i have 70r15's on the back with a and 60r14's on the front so it sits kinda low in the front

 

cough...spohn is better...cough, damn this cold

but seriously, the driveshaft loop is the lowest, and its never scraped anything. btw, ive got a pro kit on my car

 

well I tried to get a camera but no luck... what about the parts I posted a pick of are they safe?? will they cause any damage to anything??