[ws6transam]

Check your website, Jason! It's missing!
http://www.unbalancedengineering.com

I'm in the middle of doing the retrofit and when I start bragging, I want to be able to refer them to your website!

Speaking of which,

Wait until you see how this torque arm fit my new Moser 12-bolt. It's LIKE A GLOVE, dude! In fact, I had to use the bastard file to slightly bevel the Moser mounting pads, and recontour the torque arm mounting flanges like we discussed. After that, I tapped it into place with a brass hammer and it very nearly snapped into position. I tightened the four fasteners (That is what Moser uses: No long bolts! Woo hoo!) to 110 ft.lbs and I swear, you can tap the end of the torque arm with a hammer and the axle housing will ring like a bell, it's that rigid.

I'll be sending you the modification templates so that you can duplicate the dimensions to accomodate other future Moser axle assemblies.

Kick ass, I can't wait to try this thing out!

Oh yeah, while I remember: I need more suspension stuff. so BRING ON THE WEBSITE so I can place my order! I need six new rod ends, I should get some more weld-in LCA relocation brackets, and I need swaybar mounts that fit a three-inch axle tube.

--Dan

[CMC #37]

I was gonna say....be careful about giving negative evaluations to folks about a vendor, especially online, before they have a chance to fix the mistake. What I was reading about here was an expensive mistake which no-one makes on purpose. The judging of a vendor making a mistake should be delayed to see what they do about something like this (besides winding up losing their profit and more). Moser is taking the proper steps, cool! As an owner of an online business I work really hard to take care of my customers and have their testimonials on my site. Word of mouth and my repuation is what I live by. All it takes is one loud negative person to mess that up. Just an FYI, thought I would share from the vendor perspective. In the end the good guys will win and the bad guys will go out of biz.