I wanna drag race----help

Did you do your sub-frame connectors yet the fellow who did mine did something completely different and way stronger than any stamped sheet steel connector you buy premade he took thick walled rectangular tubing cut to length and positioned in place under the car and then heated the floor and lowered the car onto the connectors reshapeing the floor around them and then welded the ends to the sub-frames this gives you more rigidity in the floor pan itself plus creates a solid frame under the car ,the only really tricky part was cutting ovals on the inner and outer wall and welding a tube through the inside of the one rail on the hand brake cable side for the cable to pass through the connector , cheaper and way stronger/stiffer than any stamped steel after-market piece out there , something to think about if your handy that way ,P.S. whats that puny little enemic looking blue thing beside your motor ? looks like a lawnmower motor

I didn't do the connectors yet because they haven't arrived yet but I will be using them, the ones I ordered are from US Cartool and they are made of 1/8 thick steel, should work nicely since they are contoured to follow and tie into the floor the same way the front and rear subframes are made. As for the sewing machine motor I guess it does look pretty small sitting 2 feet below the 340. It's a 289 for a 1968 Mustang I'm building for my daughter, It's been put on the back burner till the Duster is done. Sorry to all the die hard Mopar guys but I'm partial to Mopars and Ferds. No Chebby's allowed on the property!!!!!! Kev