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12-04-2011 #1
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Bolt-on Subframe Connectors and Fuel Line Interference
Thought I did my homework before pulling the trigger on a set of SFC's for my first gen F body. When I held up the BMR bolt-on SFC's in place, I noticed they would install directly on top of where my fuel line is routed. Doh. For those who've used bolt-on SFC's and had fuel line interference, what was your solution?
- David
1967 Camaro - In remembrance of my friend Scott
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12-04-2011 #2
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fuel lines bend out of the way pretty easily..
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Yep...I also recall drilling/tapping a new mount hole for a fuel line clip to hold the line up & away from chafing on an SFC bolt head.
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Leigh
Sydney, Australia
1971 Firebird 455
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01-19-2012 #4
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David,
Sorry for the delay, but we recently had a dealer send us pictures of our Torque Arm system and subframe connectors installed on a 69.
Let me know if you have any questions
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