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02-16-2001, 09:55 AM
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Location: Milwaukee,Wisconsin
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bolt-on subframes
Are bolt-on subframes any good? With my mods does anyone think I should get subframes before ditching the 2.73's for 3.73's? Thanks
------------- '91 LX convertible,t5,ported/polished/milled.030 e7 heads,1.94/1.60 valves,triple valve springs,1.6rr,K&N,glasspacks w/dumps,March pulley set and a/c eliminator,electric fans |
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02-16-2001, 10:58 AM
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Get the weld-in connectors. If you use the bolt-on variety, the mounting holes will become elongated over time and lessen the effectiveness of the connectors.
------------------ Greg 91 LX Convertible |
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02-16-2001, 11:47 AM
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Location: Charlottesville, Va, USA
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I agree weld in is the only way to go. I like the subframes b/c they help make the car stronger, but the gear change would give you more seat of the pants feel.
------------------ '93 LX 425rwhp/410rwtq |
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