Subframe Connectors
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Subframe Connectors
Does anyone make/have subframe connectors for our cars? I know our cars are real stiff stock, but my friend just installed subframe connectors on his 2001 trans am, and the difference was unbelievable..
How feasable/practical would it be to make your own (prolly steel or alum pipe..welded to each subframe)? Would it even make a difference?
-Tesla
How feasable/practical would it be to make your own (prolly steel or alum pipe..welded to each subframe)? Would it even make a difference?
-Tesla
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-Tesla
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Sorry to resurrect an old thread, but searching on info for dropping my rear subframe produced this thread.
I own both cars, the TA really likes the subframe mount because there's really just a floor and side rail. The RX-7s have a very beefy door sill, as well as two u channels stiffening the floor already. Not much need for additional reinforcement there.
PaulC
I own both cars, the TA really likes the subframe mount because there's really just a floor and side rail. The RX-7s have a very beefy door sill, as well as two u channels stiffening the floor already. Not much need for additional reinforcement there.
PaulC
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The TA's are just huge and soft. The average buyer of a TA is 46 and he is a middle managment type going through a mid life crisis. 
besides if hes doing sub frame connectors he better have the new boxed control arms as well
besides if hes doing sub frame connectors he better have the new boxed control arms as well
