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Old 01-29-2001, 01:04 AM   #4
SlowWhiteGT
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Originally posted by 5.0 Coupe:
Full Length subframe connecters that are welded into place work the best. I use the Maximum Motorsports Chassis setup. Go to WWW.Maximummotorsports.com
I have a 90 coupe that had a lot of hard miles on it, once I installed the subframe connectors, g-brace & strut-tower brace it made the car much stiffer and handle much better.
I have the MM setup too, and it helped a lot, but if you need stiffness in the back, hrmm maybe a pan hard bar and torque arm set up, those are for the rearend area.
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