Lift bar question

[hipower17]

has anyone used the wehrs alum. torque arm and what pro's and con's about it? thanks for any info

[kiwi1955]

I have run one for three years with no issues, it is a good piece.

[Austin34471]

has anyone used the wehrs alum. torque arm and what pro's and con's about it? thanks for any info

I’ve run one for a few years as well. Probably not any lighter than a properly built steel weldment style, but way cooler looking

[Rogue1]

Anybody have any experience with the Neuline lift arm?

[MasterSbilt_Racer]

Anybody have any experience with the Neuline lift arm?

No. But if you take all your springs away and install their bushings, you can too.

[Dirtmod13]

Anybody have any experience with the Neuline lift arm?

We tried it. Still have it if you want one.

[grt74]

there is a trick to running something like this, in the slick it can be a very good tool, like anything else there is a place for it, the neuline style deal

[RaceEngineer]

there is a trick to running something like this, in the slick it can be a very good tool, like anything else there is a place for it, the neuline style deal

I wouldn't want to change the lift arm as an at the track tuning tool.

[grt74]

I wouldn't want to change the lift arm as an at the track tuning tool.

for 50-100 grand i would do what it takes, and if you know how to do it ,its a 5 minute change at best, it can be done without changing the lift bar, just saying, but there are a few things that would have to change to make it work, and no I'm not giving it out, but it can be very affective tool on a smooth slick style track

[RaceEngineer]

for 50-100 grand i would do what it takes, and if you know how to do it ,its a 5 minute change at best, it can be done without changing the lift bar, just saying, but there are a few things that would have to change to make it work, and no I'm not giving it out, but it can be very affective tool on a smooth slick style track

See ya in victory lane.