88droptopgt

Dumb question but where are they installed at on the car? What part of frame?

7upedition

Subframe connectors, connect the front frame rail to the rear frame rail, in the front the motor sits between the front frame rails then as you go rearward, they attach to the body of the car and then the rear frame rails connect and follow back to the rear bumper. The subframe connectors literally attach the front frame rail to its rear partner, creating one long frame rail similar to a truck. The fox bodies are unidbody meaning everything connects to the body rather than the frame. These are a must on any fox body that gets more thana sunday drive in now and then, they significantly improve handling, strength and reduce wear and tear. CLICKHERE It is best to get full length, weld in subframes. Good Luck

gspfunk

^^^What he said

88droptopgt

Ok, cool. thanks. Looks like a must on a Vert.

7upedition

deffinitely!

88droptopgt

Makes me wonder why Ford did not install them.

88droptopgt

Is there a write up/drawling of where they EXACTLY go. Sorry for the questions but I am fresh off of running with a 1994Chev Caprice for 8 years, I know a ton on about those, little on these Stangs. I have a big learning curve ahead of me.

7upedition

pic this pic shows one side, you kinda get a decent idea... google subframe connectors under images and you'll figure it out

88droptopgt

Ah, I see. makes sense now. Why is welded ones bettter then bolt ons?

grumpyphillips

Bolt on ones can come loose.