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Old 11-28-2007, 10:08 PM
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subframe connectors

has anyone done a subframe connector install on a thirdgen camaro?
if so, which brand.

i am looking at doing a bolt in install and was wondering if it was worth it.
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Re: subframe connectors

I don't believe SLP makes them for thirdgens but thats who I got and it made a huge difference. Really tightened up the car. Also I got bolt on's but had them welded once in place as a added piece of rigidy.
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Re: subframe connectors

UMI has a very good reputation when it comes to suspension parts. I would highly recommend them. They only have one set of sub-frame connectors and they're weld in.

http://www.umiperformance.com/produc...ategory_id=113
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Re: subframe connectors

I used Spohn and had them welded in by Bruce at Hawk's Third Gen. Really helped with the body flex on the convertible.

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Re: subframe connectors

Goose... that's one pretty maro in your sig. (golf clap)
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Re: subframe connectors

why thank you...
those arent the real wheels though.
everything else is real
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