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02-19-2009 #1
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weld frame to car?
so why does'nt anyone weld there subframe to there camaro? everyone welds in the subframe connectors or atleast alot of people do. so what are the pros and cons of this beyond the obvious not being able to remove it. i remember seeing a a cude a while back in hotrod that had an art morrison frame welded to the body so i think it would work
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02-19-2009 #2
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Most people use solid bushings when they weld in the subframe connectors. Since the bushings don't compress and the bolts hold the frame rather well it is almost the same as the subframe being welded in place.
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The body on my car is welded to the frame.
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02-20-2009 #5
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We weld our's in.
We make steel bushing,square it all up, tighten the bolts, an weld them to the frame an the floor. Then to the frame connectors.
You dont have to worry about movement then.David Sloan
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Mine is all welded together too.
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So with the evidence above, who is this "anyone" you are referring to?
Originally Posted by tts
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That's good to know David. Originally Posted by David Sloan
That shows how much I've been paying attention.
I've been to Road Killer Kustoms 10,000 times and never looked close enough to notice that.
I thought you welded them in , but never looked.
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02-20-2009 #9
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any pictures of this?
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I will have to document the Jake's frame when i put it in the Killer Orange shop car. Originally Posted by thetoystore
We do some stitch welds on the bushing to the frame an to the floor of the car as well as stitching the bushing them self's. (Probably over kill)
Hope that helps give you an idea how we do it.
I looked Thur our pic's seems we have never taken any of this process.David Sloan
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