United Car Tool Torque boxes - can they go in AFTER subframe connectors?

oi81b4uu812b4 said
You will find out that the sub frame connectors, will in most cases, be too far away from the rear cross frame to be installed first... The pic below IS from the US Car Tool website... In the picture he posted, the sub frame connectors won't land that close to the rear factory cross frame. there will be a gap. That gap can be as much as + 1/4".

The OP was asking for the ORDER to weld them in. I've done it 3 times now. The torque boxes were designed to go on first.
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The picture I uploaded is ALSO from the USCT website. It doesn't matter, they have one set of pictures with them installed before the subframe connectors (on a '67 Dart), and one with them installed after (on a '72 Dart, the one that has the components painted yellow).

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And, if you fit the subframe connectors properly, there shouldn't be a 1/4" gap. There wasn't on mine. My install looks just like the picture above.