Used Torque Arm 1990–2021

A torque arm is a suspension link that controls fore-and-aft movement of a rear axle housing under acceleration and braking. It keeps the pinion angle stable and prevents axle wrap, which is what causes wheel hop on hard launches. Torque arms are common on rear-wheel drive cars with coil spring rear suspensions and on some trucks. Signs of a damaged torque arm include clunking on acceleration or deceleration, the rear axle shifting under load, or inconsistent tire contact during hard driving. Worn bushings in the arm produce similar symptoms and are worth checking first before replacing the arm itself. Our marketplace lists 15 used torque arms from 7 sellers covering 9 makes. These are solid steel or tubular components that rarely wear out on their own but can bend in hard collisions or when a vehicle bottoms out severely. Filter by year, make, and model on Redline to find a compatible used torque arm from Chevrolet, Kia, Honda, Mercedes Benz, Ford and other popular rear-wheel drive platforms. Check the seller's photos for straightness and bushing condition before purchasing.