My LG Motorsports torque arm won't fit my Moser 9-inch's torque arm mount, so I'm selling it. It's in great condition except for some chips in the powdercoat. It will not work with a 9-inch or 12-bolt without welding / cutting.

$150 + shipping firm.

This arm is designed only for use with a 6-speed car. The transmission-side bracket will not work on a 4L60E.

Bump! Still for sale!

Still for sale!

Will it fit a stock M6 and rear end?

Good point -- I'll edit the topic to clarify.

It's designed for an M6 transmission. It will work directly with a 10-bolt, but will require modification in order to use it with a 12-bolt or 9-inch.

I'm guessing it was meant to be used with a poly front bushing but you modified it with that flex end?

Actually that's how it's designed. ibjamin recently sold his as well. You can see here that it has the same rod-ended front as mine.

This is the same torque arm that was behind 1LEThumper's 500+ rwhp Z28.

Cool, I may be interested ... if I can sell my body mount Spohn setup soon

How does this ride on road? Is it loud? thumping etc.?

Edit: I did not buy this setup so it's still for sale by owner

Bumpity bump

There is a GW torque arm for sale by Alan Blaine I think in a another thread here.

May be interested. Shipping quote to 77065?

$16 even.

How was the noise with this piece? Im on the fence about it seeing as mounts using a bearing instead of the normal poly mount.

It's definitely got more stiffness than the stock unit. I honestly don't know how it will affect street driving by itself, since I put it on after I installed LG's rod-ended coilovers (and those things will pretty much rattle your teeth out over train tracks). You will feel major bumps a bit more, but the arm itself didn't seem to really change road noise in the cabin.

Does that help?

Motor goes in next weekend. If I have any spare cash after thats done and this is still available ill take it.