How many people don't have one (driver's side), and how bad does it effect your daily driving / track driving?

could a seperate torque damper (like ingalls) basically do the lower torque mount's job?

 

It does nothing noticeable.Out of the car you can easily move it around with one finger.

 

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this is the ingalls sytle torque arm you are talking about?

 

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this is the ingalls sytle torque arm you are talking about?</TD></TR></TABLE>

No, the stock lower front drivers side mount.

The Ingalls mount is unnecessary in my opinion.

 

oh, ok.

well....the lower driver mount I have right now is filled with window weld, and is somewhat "solid".

I may just take it off of mine and see for myself

 

If all your other mounts are untouched stock ones then a filled drivers front lower might help.