Subframe connectors
wow i could eat off the bottom of your car!
as previously posted check out heidts as they have a connector that fits inbetween their subframes for increased rigidity as well as a built in driveshaft loop. pending how much power you will be making. for a stock smallblock car those tinmans look goooooooood
as previously posted check out heidts as they have a connector that fits inbetween their subframes for increased rigidity as well as a built in driveshaft loop. pending how much power you will be making. for a stock smallblock car those tinmans look goooooooood
here is a pic of our Tinman subframe connectors on our 67. As you can see they look like a stock set of rails.. if one didn't know our cars were unibody that is. Link to their product page.


did you flip the rear shocks upside down to reduce unsprung weight?
I am running the Competition Engineering bolt in style connectors..I had a buddy weld them in at a muffler shop..I like how they also use the front bolt of the rear leaf springs to help tie them into the car..
here is a pic of our Tinman subframe connectors on our 67. As you can see they look like a stock set of rails.. if one didn't know our cars were unibody that is. Link to their product page.


Are you running your ele fuel pump just out of the stock hole, right now im running a sumped tank and hate how low the fuel pump hangs down rather not see anything. Also you ever have any problems with this set up. Im running a holley blue pump right now.
Also love the car i have a 67 coupe with 67 shelby body kit and 390 4 speed. Kinda wish i went with the 68 shelby kit now.
Last edited by jp1967stang; Feb 29, 2012 at 05:40 PM.
Wrong.. you do not weld the TinMan connectors to the floor. Not sure where this comes from but I've seen a few people mention this and it not correct. They get welded inside the front rails and to the rear rails.
The TinMan connectors are great and highly recommended by a number of people on the forums. They look like 'full frame rails' when installed.
The TinMan connectors are great and highly recommended by a number of people on the forums. They look like 'full frame rails' when installed.
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