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Thread: DSE Subframe connector install
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06-02-2014 #1
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DSE Subframe connector install
Are there any install pics/walk throughs out there?
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06-06-2014 #2
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No one?
06-06-2014 #3
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I guess a good place to start is... for what kind of car? DSE offers subframe connectors for quite a few cars.
Josh Campbell- Pushing the limits of my HOA since 2011
71 Firebird- 455, Ridetech front suspension. https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/...04#post1124504
67 Camaro RS/SS clone, Speedtech front suspension, coilovers, soon to get LT1/T56.
82 Z28- cheapie beater, soon to get a 406.
66 Mustang coupe- 393, T-5, sold. https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/...-Coupe-GT393-C
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Sorry its a first gen f-body (69 camaro)
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Here's a video on it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hKt...e_gdata_playerAhmad B.
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Did you get the connectors yet?
I bought these for my 72 Nova and it was a 1-2-3 install. No cutting nothing.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/hdt-rc-102
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Some people don't like the subframe connectors to hang down like those ones on Summit. The DSE connectors require more labor, but have a cleaner look when installed.
06-13-2014 #8
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This is how they sit which is not that bad at all. Basically they hug the floor very well
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