Front Axle Engine Torque ArmAssembly
Whiteline
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Product details
Whiteline's complete torque arm assists in controlling the engine and drivetrain forward and aft twisting motion. The torque arm is inherently soft due to high compliance rubber bushing design and was built for comfort and not responsiveness or feel. Whiteline's Billet aluminium torque arm is built to handle the demands of high torque and power output engines by limiting the amount of movement the engine and drivetrain will place upon the pitch stop. Utilising low compliance bushing technology this eliminates the slop, twisting and shudder found in the OEM rubber bushings allowing for a faster, positive, responsive feel of power delivery on and off the throttle.
Whiteline's complete torque arm assists in controlling the engine and drivetrain forward and aft twisting motion. The torque arm is inherently soft due to high compliance rubber bushing design and was built for comfort and not responsiveness or feel. Whiteline's Billet aluminium torque arm is built to handle the demands of high torque and power output engines by limiting the amount of movement the engine and drivetrain will place upon the pitch stop. Utilising low compliance bushing technology this eliminates the slop, twisting and shudder found in the OEM rubber bushings allowing for a faster, positive, responsive feel of power delivery on and off the throttle.
Application
- i30SR/N-Line
- Kona N
- i30N Sedan
- i30N Hatch
- Cerato GT
- Veloster
- i20N
Disclaimer
No claims are made regarding the legality of any parts for road use. Parts are supplied for off-road/competition use only — it is the customer's responsibility to confirm local regulations before fitting parts for road use.