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03-07-2012, 09:14 AM
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03-15-2012, 09:58 AM
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Hi Carl, here is a pic of it installed in the tunnel area
What you do is bolt the torque tamer up with 2 bolts to hold it in place. You then will take the factory tunnel plate or aftermarket if thats what you are going to use and place it up in the tunnel area. You need to mark where they will over lap and then cut that area off the tunnel plate so they will be sitting next to each other. I would leave about 1/4" of room between them when they are bolted up so they wont be able to touch and make noise. With the torque tamer strap bolted up you need to just snug it up well over the top of the torque tube. It does not need to be really tight, just enough to keep the torque tube from being able to flex up on a heavy launch..
Any questions just let me know..
What you do is bolt the torque tamer up with 2 bolts to hold it in place. You then will take the factory tunnel plate or aftermarket if thats what you are going to use and place it up in the tunnel area. You need to mark where they will over lap and then cut that area off the tunnel plate so they will be sitting next to each other. I would leave about 1/4" of room between them when they are bolted up so they wont be able to touch and make noise. With the torque tamer strap bolted up you need to just snug it up well over the top of the torque tube. It does not need to be really tight, just enough to keep the torque tube from being able to flex up on a heavy launch..
Any questions just let me know..
03-21-2012, 07:01 AM
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Hi Carl, here is a pic of it installed in the tunnel area
What you do is bolt the torque tamer up with 2 bolts to hold it in place. You then will take the factory tunnel plate or aftermarket if thats what you are going to use and place it up in the tunnel area. You need to mark where they will over lap and then cut that area off the tunnel plate so they will be sitting next to each other. I would leave about 1/4" of room between them when they are bolted up so they wont be able to touch and make noise. With the torque tamer strap bolted up you need to just snug it up well over the top of the torque tube. It does not need to be really tight, just enough to keep the torque tube from being able to flex up on a heavy launch..
Any questions just let me know..
What you do is bolt the torque tamer up with 2 bolts to hold it in place. You then will take the factory tunnel plate or aftermarket if thats what you are going to use and place it up in the tunnel area. You need to mark where they will over lap and then cut that area off the tunnel plate so they will be sitting next to each other. I would leave about 1/4" of room between them when they are bolted up so they wont be able to touch and make noise. With the torque tamer strap bolted up you need to just snug it up well over the top of the torque tube. It does not need to be really tight, just enough to keep the torque tube from being able to flex up on a heavy launch..
Any questions just let me know..
See you guys in two weeks (unless Chris is going to get spiteful and erase my name)...
04-13-2012, 04:41 PM
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btw, make sure that the loop does not go over the shifter linkage,FML, p.s. i cant "shimmy" the loop around with out dropping the subframe.
p.s. what are these peices for? circled in red,
p.s. what are these peices for? circled in red,
Last edited by carlrx7; 04-13-2012 at 04:44 PM.
