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fast951

I'm interested. Can you email a few pictures?

dand86951

John you are amazingly quick on the reply

95ONE

I was thinking the same thing. But, I think he's been interested in this for a long time now. I've been reading up on aluminum torque tubes and he's got a few posts in most of the topics.

daigo

Who makes it?

VOoDOoGTX

it looks really easy to make. probably something you could do in a shop with only a few shop machines and alot of aluminum.

future

Why are you selling this and where did you buy it?

95ONE

Oh... I was thinking torque tube. Not torsion. Pretty Damn Cool.



Trusting my life to someone elses welds would be my biggest issue.

alxdgr8

I don't think it's designed for use with tbars..hence the coilover use only.

95ONE

yes, but those aluminum tabs still have to hold the suspension arm. The welds "look" fairly secure though.

RPHARRIS

I don't want to discourage potential buyers but I would suggest EXTREME caution to anyone considering installing that. I don't think there is a large margin of safety engineered into that piece.

fast951

Thank you for posting the pictures. I need to attend to other matters first, so I'll have to pass for now.

CurtP

The lack of banana arms should make it painfully obvious that it is for a coil-over setup only. I'd buy it, but I have other priorities right now and going over to a coil-over setup isn't in the current plans. I'd make a couple of minor modifications to it if it was going on a track car and it would be something I'd inspect on a regular basis.

It would be nice to see a couple of aftermarket versions of this in steel and 4130.

eclou

whether or not it has a full coilover setup, it will still need banana arms.

Weston Dillard

E, I think he means the horns that go up to the top of the fenderwell on the torsion bar carrier to control the twist on a t-bar setup. Some, myself included, have done away with those in a coil-over setup.

West