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    MitchMeister-
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    Quick Q

    OK.. quick question...

    what is the arm called that connects the rear end to the trans on a 3rd gen fbody.... and what is the brace called that holds it to the trans.. cause somehow the rubber piece fell out of mine and now that bar moves up and down any time i shift.. and its ANOYING.

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    n2o FTW
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    I think ya need a new torque arm bushing
    Mines worn out too, whole car lurches when going from reverse to drive and vice-versa.

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    May I make a suggestion... If your gonna mess around with changing your torque arm bushing you might think about going with an aftermarket torque arm. That is one of the best mods you can do on these cars. I recommend the Spohn torque arm with tranny mount. I have the Spohn Torque Arm and tranny mount and I really like it.

    http://www.spohn.net/category.cfm?categoryid=1047
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    Yea, what he said.
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    black84z28-4spd
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    the spohn piece works awesome...had one for a t56 in my other 84z28...i would not hesitate to buy another one

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    Another vote here get the upgrde if it's in the budget
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    MitchMeister-
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    so are you honestly going to notice some difference with it?

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    Actually if any of you dont mind about how much would that Spohn piece run ya? My stock torque arm really hates the 350 i swapped in, makes all sorts of disgusting metal warping sounds under heavy throttle. But in answer to the question above it would make a huge difference, reduces wheel hop a lot, especially good if you plan on running more power, delivers a bit more traction, or so i am told.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MitchMeister-
    so are you honestly going to notice some difference with it?
    Oh yeah, for sure. Anything is better than that stamped steel. The Spohn piece comes with the trans mount and even a drive shaft loop all in one. I highly recommend it.


    Quote Originally Posted by 350-Z28
    Actually if any of you dont mind about how much would that Spohn piece run ya? My stock torque arm really hates the 350 i swapped in, makes all sorts of disgusting metal warping sounds under heavy throttle. But in answer to the question above it would make a huge difference, reduces wheel hop a lot, especially good if you plan on running more power, delivers a bit more traction, or so i am told.
    http://www.spohn.net Check out the "Parts Catalog" it will show you everything you want to know.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BadAzzGTA89
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    Thanks for the info, was eyeing up its edelbrock counterpart on ebay a while back
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    black84z28-4spd
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    the sphn part actually gets rid of nose dive under hard braking also

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