View Full Version : Torque arm with leaf springs?
anguilla1980
10-30-2019, 01:48 PM
Since I can't run CalTracs due to my GW cat5 spherical leaf spring bushings (the Caltracs front box won't fit over the wider bushing), it occurred to me that maybe I could run a torque arm to reduce axle wrap in a drag race scenario as a compromise.
What are the gurus thoughts on this? Ditching leafs isn't in the cards for me but I would like to have every advantage I can get in a straight-line race.
Thanks!
F-Body International
10-30-2019, 02:03 PM
BMR suspension makes what you’re looking for. Bolts right up to 1st/2nd gen rear ends.
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BMR suspension makes what you’re looking for. Bolts right up to 1st/2nd gen rear ends.
anguilla1980
10-30-2019, 02:05 PM
Sweet, I'll check out their site. I need it from a T56 Magnum to a Ford 9" on a 69 F-body so I presumed I would need to weld some brackets on. Would be sweet if their TQ arm is available with front and rear driveshaft loops too.
Update: Looks like they only make it for a 10 and 12 bolt.
F-Body International
10-30-2019, 05:19 PM
Sweet, I'll check out their site. I need it from a T56 Magnum to a Ford 9" on a 69 F-body so I presumed I would need to weld some brackets on. Would be sweet if their TQ arm is available with front and rear driveshaft loops too.
Update: Looks like they only make it for a 10 and 12 bolt.
Yes, was going to say Ford rear...disregard my previous statement.
BMR Sales
10-31-2019, 05:34 AM
Sweet, I'll check out their site. I need it from a T56 Magnum to a Ford 9" on a 69 F-body so I presumed I would need to weld some brackets on. Would be sweet if their TQ arm is available with front and rear driveshaft loops too.
Update: Looks like they only make it for a 10 and 12 bolt.
we make a 9" Kit but it uses a specific Strange Engineering Housing that we weld our connecting pieces to. Our Torque Arm Kits do not have Safety Loops
https://i.hmjimg.com/images/2019/01/30/IMG_6828.jpg (https://www.hostmyjunk.com/image/bjvYp)
anguilla1980
10-31-2019, 08:33 AM
Yeah I'm not wanting a kit as you sell them, with the trailing arms. I'm just looking for someone that makes just a center torque arm setup. You sell that too, but not for the 9".
dhutton
10-31-2019, 09:33 AM
https://www.neulineco.com/torque-arm-engineering
Google is your friend....
Don
anguilla1980
10-31-2019, 09:38 AM
https://www.neulineco.com/torque-arm-engineering
Google is your friend....
Don
Thanks!
Twentyover
10-31-2019, 10:25 PM
Yeah I'm not wanting a kit as you sell them, with the trailing arms. I'm just looking for someone that makes just a center torque arm setup. You sell that too, but not for the 9".
Just for grins, may want to get a copy of the Mustang Performance Handbook Book 2 by Mathias
https://www.amazon.com/Mustang-Performance-Handbook-William-Mathis/dp/1557882029
Speaks on how to build your own torque arm. May be worth buyin' just for the read
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