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what rear setup to run?
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So I have started my 69 Camaro project finding out it needed pretty much a back half installed. My DSE mini tubs are on the way. I have looked at several rear end set ups from DSE, TCI ,rear truck arms ,Heidts. I may be even more confused now than when I started. The plan for the car is a daily commute slash canyon runner that will never be raced but the leaf springs have to go! I like the the DSE setup but with dollars going out faster than coming in what are my options? Engine specs are 550 hp with a 4 speed and 10 bolt posi. I am using the stock sub frame with tubular control arms and C-5 brakes any input would be greatly appreciated thanks.
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What's wrong with leaf springs?
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Ride quality.
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I am looking for ride hieght adjustabilty and also don`t want to modify my fuel tank. Other than that nothing!
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what about this option? speedtech torque arm. Ride is excellent, install is a breeze. all the adjustability you could want 5th over all in the Optima Challenge with a 510hp ls2 |
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What's the difference between the bmr torque ARM and speedtech? Maybe some one can do a comparo.
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No one has more suspension options or experience then we do. We have 5 rear suspension solutions NOT including leaf springs. 5 brands, 5 approaches, feel free to call and discuss |
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and 5th place in the Optima challenge. |
I vote for Speedtech torque arm suspension. installation is so easy everything fits like a champ with a wide variety of adjustments. the good thing about was i did it myself in my garage did not have any help from nobody except technical support from speedtech, Roger and Blake. Thanks guys.
also i manage to fit 345"x18" wheels on a 70 nova with a dse tubs (street use only auto cross i used 325" tires). I cut the frame a little more than i supposed to and then i stretch out the tubs since the shock/spring upper crossmember will stenghten the frame. |
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