subframe connecters
02-27-2008, 07:02 PM
#22
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RE: subframe connecters
ORIGINAL: rebel_yell
where did you get those upr full legths??
where did you get those upr full legths??
Here is the link to them:
http://www.uprproducts.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=796
02-27-2008, 07:05 PM
#23
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RE: subframe connecters
ORIGINAL: pk222
you also have to have the car on the ground when you weld them up. I don't know for sure but thats what i've read
you also have to have the car on the ground when you weld them up. I don't know for sure but thats what i've read
In other words, use a lift where the car drives onto it.....or jack it up, and rest the wheels down on blocks (Thats what I did)
The reason is, you want the car straight when you weld it up. If the car is all twisted up on jackstands, you weld it tight that way....and it will be twisted forever [:@]
02-27-2008, 09:36 PM
#25
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RE: subframe connecters
Imagine yourself at the 1/4 mile facing off with a car of similiar Hp and Trq.
Your opponent in the game has subframe connectors, lower and upper control arms with stiff urethane bushings, and or other suspension mods.
When you both take off, he is gonna get the jump and smoke you.
Circumstances apply, while you cant feel anything, your et will show it.
Your opponent in the game has subframe connectors, lower and upper control arms with stiff urethane bushings, and or other suspension mods.
When you both take off, he is gonna get the jump and smoke you.
Circumstances apply, while you cant feel anything, your et will show it.
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