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09-12-2001, 06:56 PM
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The subframe connectors you purchase should have clear instructions with them; mine did (Global-West).
You need to have clean spots for the welds of course and paint the welds so the metal doesn't rust. My gas lines had to be moved out of the way (just pushed aside, not disconnected) and tied back with a plastic tie. No big deal. You'll love the effect the subframe connectors have on handling. Good investment. |
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