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11-17-2005 #1
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Custom subframe connector idea?
OK, I am no structural engineer but was wondering if this could be done and if it would be more beneficial than the normal subframe connectors. I saw this on ebay for the newer gen camaros
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/93-02...spagenameZWDVW
It is a three point subframe connector. I know it is for the newer style and the body is totally different, but could this three point style be adapted designed for a first Gen camaro and if so what benefits if any would a three point subframe connector have on a first gen camaro??
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11-17-2005 #2
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IMHO it would hang too low.
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I have a similar one on my 70 Mustang, does not hang low. On a first gen I think it would.
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Check this out. i got the link from a thread in another section, its a member's car. looks pretty cool.
http://www.extremefirebird.com/Chassis.html
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I love that firebird he is building. I want to see more of the firewall.
I wish those connectors existed for my 82 TA 'back in the day'. I had a 2" (and growing) stress tear in front of the r/r trailing arm.Scott from NJ.
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