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Old 10-24-2006, 03:38 PM   #5
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Default Re: Do I need Subframe connectors

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Originally Posted by HoodStrype
Yes, always put subframes on any mustang you buy... I have a stocker now with 63k original and it is buckled.

I hope you're not running 8psi and a 50 shot on the stock bottom end
The stock bottom end is very strong. 99% of the time boost and nitrous isnt dangerous. Boost and nitrous with poor tuning is.

Most of the time its a melted piston or blown gasket that ruins your motor. Very rarely is it a split block or broken rod.
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