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sub-frame

what would my best options be to re-enforce my car...i do not want to twist the hell outta the frame....i need help
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Old 04-27-2005, 08:46 PM
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Re: sub-frame

sub-frame connectors
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Re: sub-frame

what he said
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Re: sub-frame

I am currently taking care of the same issue's. I am using a Strut tower brace with subframe connecters but make sure you get the one's that connect in the middle.
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Re: sub-frame

If you find the right kinds, you can get 2 sets of SFCs. Theres sets that run tight to the inside and theres also ones that are like spohns i think, that run closer to the rockers.
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Re: sub-frame

Get the 3 point, weld-on... boxed is stronger than round but if your car is lowered boxed may not be an option... SLP makes good ones IIRC
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Re: sub-frame

also, depending on how much power you are making you could use an interior roll cage of 4 or six points to tie the chassis together and increase ridgidy. but i would do this in tandem with the weld in subframe connectors and strut tower brace.
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Re: sub-frame

just get stb, sfc's, lca's, ta, phb, dvd, thc, vhs, ps2, dohc, rtb's, bfg's, tit's, and dsl's.
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i feel the need to poop on you for that....
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i feel the need to poop on you for that....
Uhh, I think that's my job.
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sorry, wont happen again
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Just bring out the pool full of jello and well invite the elves over.
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For the ultimate in SFC's http://www.swracecars.com/camaro_boltOn.asp
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Re: sub-frame

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Just bring out the pool full of jello and well invite the elves over.
Glad to see someone around here knows Jelly pool own's all but keep those elves out my Jello (speaking of that, did nabisko ever try making gelatin?)
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Re: sub-frame

Morley I have to disagree with you there... bolt-on SFCs are inferior to weld-on because the twisting and such that the SFCs are supposed to prevent, just gets transferred to the bolt points.
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