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Mad Horse 04-02-2001 02:40 PM

Round tube subframes for 87-93?
 
I have only been able to find one place that makes round tube subframes for 87 - 93 stangs. I found some nice looking ones at Western Motorsports called the Xtrak subframes made of 2" roll bar cage material. Is there any other place or brand that makes round tube subframes? If so let me know.

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hippi97 04-02-2001 03:22 PM

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jimberg 04-02-2001 04:01 PM

Doesn't Steeda still have them, or did they go to square tube?

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egiap's 5.0 04-02-2001 05:15 PM

steeda still makes a round sub frame conn.
plus you can get them with the braces that mount to front seat bolts. steeda says round tubing will not twist as much as square tubing. hope this helps out.

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Mr 5 0 04-02-2001 07:10 PM

Global-West made mine and I love 'em.

Round-tube, .125 wall roll cage material.

Part# 912
Price $130.75
www.globalwest.net/mustang%2079-98.htm#Subframe connectors:



[This message has been edited by Mr 5 0 (edited 04-02-2001).]

dinomite 04-02-2001 07:19 PM

Why round and not square? I would think that a square tube would offer more welding area.

Mad Horse 04-02-2001 07:38 PM

Because the round ones are stronger and resist twisting stronger. However, I can see your point of having more area to weld.

lito 04-02-2001 09:00 PM

I have steeda rounds and the seat brackets are great, my car has a tiny crack on the floor, and when onstalled it didn't grew any more.

Square to weld what? I welded the tube end brackets to the frame, and really think that it's enough.

lito

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