Sub-frame connectors... Please build them correctly!
Hey thanks for including a pic of my connectors in the "right way" column:D
I have to add though that back in the early '80s I put subframe connectors on my first Dart. By the time I put them on the body had been flexing quite a bit.
I'm pretty sure that the connectors I used were made by Lakewood. They attached front and rear only. I could tell the difference in the way the car drove immediately after installing them. They definitely did help reduce the amount of flex in the unibody even though they were not attached to the floor.
What isn't shown is the driveshaft loop which was incorporated into the 2x3 tubing I used for the seat mounts.
Hey thanks for including a pic of my connectors in the "right way" column:D
I have to add though that back in the early '80s I put subframe connectors on my first Dart. By the time I put them on the body had been flexing quite a bit.
I'm pretty sure that the connectors I used were made by Lakewood. They attached front and rear only. I could tell the difference in the way the car drove immediately after installing them. They definitely did help reduce the amount of flex in the unibody even though they were not attached to the floor.
What isn't shown is the driveshaft loop which was incorporated into the 2x3 tubing I used for the seat mounts.
