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Sweet! I'm still kicking around the idea of doing a new shifter when I replace my interior this summer.
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Nice! I'm still waiting impatiently for UMI to get their tq. arms to market....
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06-02-2005, 09:24 AM
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Nice! I'm still waiting impatiently for UMI to get their tq. arms to market....
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why? spohn's piece is very solid and a good deal for the price.
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lookeeeng good mayn...i cnat wait to see it all installed
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Nice! I'm still waiting impatiently for UMI to get their tq. arms to market....
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why? spohn's piece is very solid and a good deal for the price. |
....also very heavy. The adjustable in chromemoly will cost over $500 from Spohn. But I haven't decided yet. I'll run the car on the stock arm with a poly mount and street tires for now and hope for 2.0 60' times 
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06-02-2005, 01:27 PM
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Nice
How much do shifters go for?
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06-02-2005, 02:29 PM
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I think it was 160 shipped off of ebay. gotta love ebay. Ill post up pics of the shocks i got lata on and i just bought subframe connectors today they'll be here in a week. Im still deciding on buying the edelbrock torque arm.
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06-02-2005, 02:30 PM
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I am also thinking about getting the sphon a arms but im not shure whose sway bars to get  .
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06-02-2005, 06:05 PM
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I am also thinking about getting the sphon a arms but im not shure whose sway bars to get . |
What is the intended purpose of the car? daily driver, drag, road course, autocross?
Let us know and we'll give ya some tips on part selection.
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06-02-2005, 06:28 PM
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Im still deciding on buying the edelbrock torque arm.
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ive seen pics/heard stories of edelbrock torque arms just snapping...just thought id tell you.
how hard is the install for that shifter?
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some wires and drill two holes, ill let ya know more when i put it in the car.
The car will be taken to the strip every once and a while but will mostly be a nice day weekend show cruizer car.
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06-02-2005, 08:18 PM
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06-02-2005, 09:34 PM
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Nice! I'm still waiting impatiently for UMI to get their tq. arms to market....
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why? spohn's piece is very solid and a good deal for the price. |
....also very heavy. The adjustable in chromemoly will cost over $500 from Spohn. But I haven't decided yet. I'll run the car on the stock arm with a poly mount and street tires for now and hope for 2.0 60' times
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gotcha.
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I am also thinking about getting the sphon a arms but im not shure whose sway bars to get . |
spohn a-arms are the best i've ever seen. he's got a completely integrated system that can be tied into his roll cage, etc., sub-frame connectors... blah blah blah. i imagine he'll be able to replace the entire suspension system on a thirdgen one day, if he continues down this path and doesn't get distracted by fourthgens.
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now, that looks heavy.
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06-02-2005, 11:59 PM
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Nice! I'm still waiting impatiently for UMI to get their tq. arms to market....
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why? spohn's piece is very solid and a good deal for the price. |
....also very heavy. The adjustable in chromemoly will cost over $500 from Spohn. But I haven't decided yet. I'll run the car on the stock arm with a poly mount and street tires for now and hope for 2.0 60' times
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I got the stocker with the same rubber mount its had since 1988 and it rules. 1.70's effortlessly. Suspension is for rich people.
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Nice! I'm still waiting impatiently for UMI to get their tq. arms to market....
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why? spohn's piece is very solid and a good deal for the price. |
....also very heavy. The adjustable in chromemoly will cost over $500 from Spohn. But I haven't decided yet. I'll run the car on the stock arm with a poly mount and street tires for now and hope for 2.0 60' times
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I got the stocker with the same rubber mount its had since 1988 and it rules. 1.70's effortlessly. Suspension is for rich people. |
And what size tires do you use to run mid 12's? 
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27x10.50". If I were to throw money into the suspension I'd probably buy LCA's with relocation brackets, adjustable rear shocks, and front drag struts with V6 (or equally crappy) springs. I don't think your average f-body needs an aftermarket torque arm till you're running silly times.
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27x10.50". If I were to throw money into the suspension I'd probably buy LCA's with relocation brackets, adjustable rear shocks, and front drag struts with V6 (or equally crappy) springs. I don't think your average f-body needs an aftermarket torque arm till you're running silly times.
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You could easily box the stock LCAs, get relo brackets, and maybe add a set of 50/50s in the rear and run a 9.5" QTP or toss on a set of DRs for less rolling resistance and faster times.
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Next time at the track I'm confident it'll go 1.6x's and atleast 12.20's. I think my ability to hook on the factory suspension is my torque converter. Its a little too tight for my motor so on the initial launch the tires arent immediately hit with full power. I bring the car off idle to about 1500RPM and launch, the car squats, goes about 6-10 feet forward and thats when it reaches its powerband and starts flying. As soon as these QTP's wear out I'll probably be buying a set of 275/60 ET Radials and see how well they work.
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As soon as these QTP's wear out I'll probably be buying a set of 275/60 ET Radials and see how well they work.
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When do you usually go to Atco? I'd like to check that car out sometime.
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speaking of which whos down for tuesday.
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Hardly ever because I work nights. Only times I get to go are when they have T&T on sundays ...which sucks. I need a new job
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Nice new toys.
BTW, 1.7's suck
1.6's are iffy
1.5's and quicker 
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