SEMA Report: Speedtech's New Torque Arm Rear Suspension

[David Pozzi]

Frank,
Thanks for doing this, It should work out great.
David

[KHShapiro]

i'm glad i went with the speedtech front subframe, now i have something to look foward to ... i was hoping someone would do this at somepoint in time, i'm happy its sooner rather then any longer!

[awr68]

Very nice products!

[z066]

Frank,
that looks perfect for my car and the timeing could not be better,lol rick

[comp-spec]

Realy liked the look of this set up, I think we'll be trying one soon

[awr68]

Frank thanks for doing the a-b testing! You have many cars with many differant combos, I look forward to hearing your thoughts and seeing what the test results are!!

[ProdigyCustoms]

I just like to test everything we sell before I speak on it. Just makes sense. It is a funny situation, because I really have no problem with our present (4) link products. But there are a few torque arms coming out so this needs to be looked at.

Order of importance for me will be:

RIDE: Ride is number one. If you drive your car much, you don't want to be kicked in the Kidneys all the time. You can have a good ride and have good handling, so I expect this.

Handling / Autocross: 95% of local aggressive driving is most like autocross. Very rarely do we get chances to duplicate open road coarse type driving on the streets. It's one thing to throw the car around a bit on a back road at 30, 40, 60 MPH. If your running 120 on the streets through long sweepers, your a freakin idiot! More of us will autocross then open road coarse.

Drag racing / Hooking on the street: Again, 90% of our spirited street driving is a little launch, first gear, second gear, lift!! Lots of people brag about not being to hook up, "My car spins the tires at 60MPH". this does not interest me! It is nice to be able to hook decent. Also, I think many G machine owners also like to drag race at test and tune type events from time to time.

Open Course / Road Racing: Some of us from time to time will do a open track session. But most will never push the car to the limits of any suspension system and risk their $15K paint job or their life in a car that does not have the proper cage and safety equiptment. So as long as the car is good at speed, I will be happy.

[ProdigyCustoms]

Originally Posted by z066

Frank,
that looks perfect for my car and the timeing could not be better,lol rick

LOL! Perfect timing, it is just about show time if your ready. Call me.