brendon_ak
Well-known member
- Joined
- Jun 7, 2011
- Location
- Hood River, OR
Torque rods were from Yoshi, they're a couple bucks more than IPD but they're spherical versus poly. And they adjust in the turnbuckle fashion meaning you can adjust them when they're fully installed.
Yoshifab has incredible customer service and offers amazing products (I know I'm preaching to the choir), I'd give them the business if you can.
Torque rods were $218, do it.
As I've driven the car more now, and I haven't touched the front end mind you, it's incredible how well the suspension just works. I still have the old rubber on the axle bushings (haven't put Kaplhenke spherical bushings in yet), and the left torque rod is still in due to a frozen bolt, but DAMN it makes a huge difference.
Yoshifab has incredible customer service and offers amazing products (I know I'm preaching to the choir), I'd give them the business if you can.
Torque rods were $218, do it.
As I've driven the car more now, and I haven't touched the front end mind you, it's incredible how well the suspension just works. I still have the old rubber on the axle bushings (haven't put Kaplhenke spherical bushings in yet), and the left torque rod is still in due to a frozen bolt, but DAMN it makes a huge difference.