Edelbrock parts any good???
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Edelbrock parts any good???
I know Edelbrock has a great reputation when it comes to go fast goodies. But how are there F-Body suspension parts? I can pick up their non-adjustable panhard bar and torque arm at summit racing for decent prices. Just wondering how their parts stack up agains BMR and Spohn.
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Re: Edelbrock parts any good???
Compare the Edelbrock TA to the stock one, it doesn't seem like much of an improvement. There are better companies out there IMO; check out Spohn,BMR, or Umiperformance.
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Originally Posted by Bud M
Do a search for edelbrock torque arm. There was a recent post where someone broke one.
I'd stay with proven f body companies like Spohn, BMR, LG etc.
I'd stay with proven f body companies like Spohn, BMR, LG etc.
#10
Re: Edelbrock parts any good???
The Edelboke arm seems to hold up to midly modified cars 300-450 hp maybe more maybe less. It also depends on whether you have an auto or manual or how you launch/drive. If you see yourself building power in the near future spend the extra dollars.
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Just adding my .02 to this subject...Whatever TA you decide on, you should definitely consider one that mounts to the tunnel brace holes and off of the transmission. I know that they are more money, but the stock TA flexes just enough to absorb a little of the energy transmitted to the tailshaft. When you add "beefy" aftermarket trans mounted TA you transfer everything to the tailshaft. My 400rwhp A4 car with a new Spohn TA ripped the tailshaft in half on the dyno causing all kinds of damage. I have since switched to a Spohn tunnel brace TA with TWO loops...Imho don't skimp here!! The TA is a MAJOR part of the rear suspension...and FWIW I'm partial to Spohn for their product quality and great customer service.
--Alan
--Alan
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