who makes best BOLT IN e-body sub frame connectors?
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09/04/11 11:07 AM
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like the title says who does them? link?
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Re: who makes best BOLT IN e-body sub frame connectors?
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09/04/11 01:52 PM
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thanks but in the link said coming soon plus i already have a driveshaft safty loop
the car has very nice floors and im not gonna weld on them the reason i want a bolt in only sud-frame connector was gonna buy some from mancinni but at the nats said they were out of them
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Re: who makes best BOLT IN e-body sub frame connectors?
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I'm willing too Bet that you can buy them without driveshaft loop,coming soon home page needs to be updated,has been like that for months and months.I would contact them and see if they could fill you're needs.Weld in are best,But I understand with bolt in to save an original type car.especialy on I restored car,not wanting to disassemble and destroy new paint.I had them make a set for my 68 barracuda vert.solid -original sheet metal car,with the thought that I might want too remove them some day.wrong,My little 318 street car rides so much better with them installed(bolt in)I should've had them welded in because I'm not removing them. I would contact them and see what they have for you.Small,side bussiness for them, so I'm sure websight is not up to date.
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Re: who makes best BOLT IN e-body sub frame connectors?
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well would be for the wifes car im not welding anything to the floor i will do without them before i do that my pro street car has them coming threw the floor if i had to do over i would not done it that way yes its stiffer but worth butchering the floor for them ????? might as well build a tube chassi
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Re: who makes best BOLT IN e-body sub frame connectors?
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I think that many will agree ...... if you are looking to tighten-up a uni-body car ...a weld-in, that goes through the floor and into the front and rear longitudinals(sp) is the only way to go. Bolt-ins are a waste-of-time.
..... and the of most chassis guys I have seen.
Welding is the right way to do it. Bolt ins will still have some flex and that is going to elongate holes and loosen up with time and right foot application. I think it is U.S. autobody that makes some that follow the contour of the floor from underneath so the rug fits like stock......a weld in alternative that looks to work well on paper. I am just not a fan of bolt in subframe connectors.
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Re: who makes best BOLT IN e-body sub frame connectors?
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09/04/11 08:49 PM
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Why don't you just bolt a few 2x4's together and jam them up there? It will do just as good of a job.
Dennis
.. the bolt-in metal ones SHOULD do a bester job than the NAIL-IN 2x4's .....
AT LEAST I would hope they WOOD !
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