Foxbody Swap Crossmember Information (LSx) The CHEAP and Easy way
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This is the transmission crossmember from a 4 Cylinder Foxbody Mustang, it has bolt on brackets. This makes adjusting or re-positioning the transmission crossmember very simple. It measures about 29.5" from end to end including the brackets and may be used on other vehicles.
Mounting it is very easy. Simply drill a hole in the "frame/subframe" and bolt it in. These brackets can be later welded in for additional strength.
This is a very cheap alternative to AJE crossmember and the AJE does not fit in early cars because of the smaller mounts/bushings.
No welding!
Mounting it is very easy. Simply drill a hole in the "frame/subframe" and bolt it in. These brackets can be later welded in for additional strength.
This is a very cheap alternative to AJE crossmember and the AJE does not fit in early cars because of the smaller mounts/bushings.
No welding!
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Not sure! I have not checked yet but I don't plan on running an exhaust as of yet. Maybe a downpipe out the driver or passenger side fender.
Regardless there should be enough clearance to navigate a 3" or 3.5" pipe to the back of the car.
Regardless there should be enough clearance to navigate a 3" or 3.5" pipe to the back of the car.