sub frame connector question
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AdamR
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Yup. I drilled a new hole and moved the cable over with no problems. Other put a hole in the connector and run the cable threw it but that seems like it would weeken it.
AdamR
Big Member
Yes I did. They go on the back side of the frame. In otherwords your sandwiching the crossmember between those plates and the ones welded to the frame connector. I didnt use mone though. I welded mine in place.
Also Mine dont sit flush in the back. they hit the floor boards I should have sliced the floor to get them in right and welded them to the floor.
Also Mine dont sit flush in the back. they hit the floor boards I should have sliced the floor to get them in right and welded them to the floor.
dusterdon
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Come on now! Why would a car that needs frame connector need a parking brake. Trashcan it.
dgc333
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All these cars need frame connectors. If I jack up my car be the front sub-frame the door will not close after I open it. It's a good 1/4" off on the striker.
Now with the 360 under hard acceleration the clutch binds on release. Not 100% sure it the car twisting but it's a good bet. Sub-frame connectors are my next mod.
Now with the 360 under hard acceleration the clutch binds on release. Not 100% sure it the car twisting but it's a good bet. Sub-frame connectors are my next mod.
GotDart
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'Cause I want to drive mine on the street and a parking brake is REQUIRED for the state safety inspection.dusterdon said:
AdamR
Big Member
And its nice to have if your brakes ever go while driving.
halfaed
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It's nice if you have a 4 speed also!
halfaed
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I made a little bracket that I welded to the bottom side of the frame to hold the end of the outer part of the cable. This made it cross underneath the frame connector free and clear.
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