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Thread: Which torsion bar tube/mounts do I have?

  1. #11
    Thanks for the info.

    I know it is a shame to throw it all away, however I do want to restore the car and this torsion tube is not correct.

    I have read many forum posts related to RSR trailing arms - some people say they have the same mounting points as turbos, others say they are a touch lower. Does anyone actually have experience running RSR trailing arms with a Turbo torsion tube? Maybe that will allow me to keep using narrowbody wheels.

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    Member #226 R Gruppe Life Member #147
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    Yes we’ve done that and the difference is negligible. The big difference is the location of the wheel flange, which for the RSR, is the same as a regular trailing arm. We did that so the customer could run 11” RSR wheels in back, which cannot be done with Turbo trailing arms. I here someone is reproducing new RSR short arms, they have bigger bearings, better geometry, would fit and not many people could ever identify them. Good luck with the project.

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    Member #226 R Gruppe Life Member #147
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    Factory service info regarding Tube.
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    Fantastic, thank you!

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