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02-06-2004, 10:29 PM
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Vert Subframe Connectors? Help?
I just bought some subframe connectors for my 2000 GT Vert. While doing some other work on the car, I crawled under the car and found what appears to be subframe connectors already on the car. Now, I bought the car used, so obviously the previous owner could have put them on. They are hollow and square and definately connect the front to the back. They are maybe 3 - 4 feet long.
Here is my question: Do the verts have subframes on them already from the factory? Am I supposed to removed these and install better after-market ones? Or, did I get a lucky find and I can send the new ones back? Thanks guys!
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