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10-18-2002, 05:27 PM
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I've got an 89 gt convert, and I installed (welded) sub frame connectors.the connectors made the car feel more ridged.they will make the ride as tight feeling as a hard top.That's just my opinion.I didn't like the amount of body flex my convertable gave the feel of.But I also installed a strut tower brace at the same time so, it could be a combination of the two working together.Well worth the effort.
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