Home made Sub Frame connectors installed
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Nice work..:thumbup:
AdamR
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Very nice, That should make a big difference in ride and handling.
hemifish69
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Nice work.
Kernel Sanders
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Is that square tubing or U channel?
When I do mine can either be used?
When I do mine can either be used?
Looks good!! Strong and simple. toolman
mullinax95
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Great job!
Another mod that I want to do to my car sooner or later.
Another mod that I want to do to my car sooner or later.
mshred
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looks real clean...im going to be doing mine like that as well- dont want to hack the floor, although that is the stronger way from what i hear...either way, you will definatly notice a difference in handling and flex
Snake
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Nice work,do me a favor get some paint into that hole i see in the first pic.
Burntorange70
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Very nice work.
redfastback
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Looks great. You will be amazed at how much more stiff the car is. I did mine about 3 years ago with the magnum force tubular ones.
hahaha, will do.
This car should be getting stripped down in 2 years or less so I didn't want to go hog wild with the underbody coating. Even though it is fun to spray.
Burntorange70
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mullinax95
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Also where did you locate the metal? LOL
That size metal fits just right and is square which is stronger than round. I used to have a Honda 4-wheeler with a square tube frame. It was stronger than their competition (Suzuki, Yamaha) which had round frames.
AdamR
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You want to use tubing not U channel. That looks to be 2X3
redfastback
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About $250. They are left/right specific.
AdamR
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Steve, Do those bolt to the seat studs too?
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$250.00..whoa..the Mopar performance ones on my duster were $99.00..
AdamR
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They're $150 now.
redfastback
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No. They bolt to the floor footwell for the rear passengers.
Yeah, I noticed they have gone down on price....MP's were on backorder at the time and so were like 2 other makes. That is why I plunked down the cash, I NEEDED them ASAP.
mullinax95
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Here is the Mopar Performance one on Summit for $159.95
http://store.summitracing.com/partd...DCC-4876658&N=700+4294908078+115&autoview=sku
Are they strong just bolted on?
These are bolt ons... I don't think I would want the bolt ons until I welded them.
$159.95 + $11.95 handling charge + $171.90
$171.90 - $34.50 = $137.40 Not bad!!
http://store.summitracing.com/partd...DCC-4876658&N=700+4294908078+115&autoview=sku
Are they strong just bolted on?
These are bolt ons... I don't think I would want the bolt ons until I welded them.
$159.95 + $11.95 handling charge + $171.90
$171.90 - $34.50 = $137.40 Not bad!!
goldduster318
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you'd want these for a cuda/duster/demon
http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?part=DCC-4286868&view=1&N=700+150+
It doesn't really seem like the bolt-on's would be an issue unless the bolts came loose.
http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?part=DCC-4286868&view=1&N=700+150+
It doesn't really seem like the bolt-on's would be an issue unless the bolts came loose.
AdamR
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I ran the MP ones. They arent bad. I had them welded in though. You can all ways bolt them in then weld them later.
Still much cheaper to make your own.
Still much cheaper to make your own.
mullinax95
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The other says Barracuda also. The only difference I see is one is painted and the other isn't.
That would be my luck ... bolts come lose.. squeak.. squeak..
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