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Old 05-13-2012, 09:42 PM
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Wondering what SFC work best with a true dual exhaust set up
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well i had the huge slp 3 pint bolt ins on my ss......a buddy sold me some long tubes and 2.5 inch true duals......the setuo would not clear my drivers side subframe connector, so the one is off my car right now.......i could get another system custom madefor it, but there would have to be a fairly sharp bend right after the header so may interupt flow a tad bit.....if i were you, i would go with some midwest chassis subframe connectors.....check there site out.
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Our 3-points work nice with the TD's shown in this build: http://www.umiperformance.com/catalo..._page=02camaro
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Either our BMR boxed SFCs (SFC001) or our BMR tubular SFCs (SFC004) would work very well for you. Both of these subframe connectors will work very well and clear any exhaust you would want to run.
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ok thanks for the help
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Originally Posted by Floorman279
well i had the huge slp 3 pint bolt ins on my ss......a buddy sold me some long tubes and 2.5 inch true duals......the setuo would not clear my drivers side subframe connector, so the one is off my car right now.......i could get another system custom madefor it, but there would have to be a fairly sharp bend right after the header so may interupt flow a tad bit.....if i were you, i would go with some midwest chassis subframe connectors.....check there site out.
and here ya go...

Why would you put a set of jacking rails on a car that are so-called "subframe connectors"? Anything that mounts to the LCA bracket and runs alongside the rocker panels(strongest point of a uni-body car to begin with) is not a subframe connector. The LCA bracket and the real rear subframe are completely different parts of the car. The MWC connectors are TRUE subframe connectors and work with any exhaust.

http://www.midwestchassis.com/subframe-connectors.html
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Originally Posted by ssvert99
and here ya go...

Why would you put a set of jacking rails on a car that are so-called "subframe connectors"? Anything that mounts to the LCA bracket and runs alongside the rocker panels(strongest point of a uni-body car to begin with) is not a subframe connector. The LCA bracket and the real rear subframe are completely different parts of the car. The MWC connectors are TRUE subframe connectors and work with any exhaust.

http://www.midwestchassis.com/subframe-connectors.html


will these work with tsp duals?
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Originally Posted by ssvert99
and here ya go...

Why would you put a set of jacking rails on a car that are so-called "subframe connectors"? Anything that mounts to the LCA bracket and runs alongside the rocker panels(strongest point of a uni-body car to begin with) is not a subframe connector. The LCA bracket and the real rear subframe are completely different parts of the car. The MWC connectors are TRUE subframe connectors and work with any exhaust.

http://www.midwestchassis.com/subframe-connectors.html
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will these work with tsp duals?
they sure will!
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http://www.bmrsuspension.com/?page=p...&productid=313

These are what I am running. As soon as they were all welded into place I noticed a huge difference, they tuck up well, and dont interfere with my TSP duals at all.
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Originally Posted by firemech21
http://www.bmrsuspension.com/?page=p...&productid=313

These are what I am running. As soon as they were all welded into place I noticed a huge difference, they tuck up well, and dont interfere with my TSP duals at all.
Thanks for the feedback!

For the price and quality it is really hard to beat our subframe connectors. They don't interfere with any other parts and are a proven performer.
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