Now that my roll cage is installed, is there any need for subframe connectors?
01-02-2003, 01:00 PM
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Now that my roll cage is installed, is there any need for subframe connectors? I was gonna get some, but wasn't sure if the welded roll cage does what the subframes would do.
Is it pointless to do subframes with a cage?
Is it pointless to do subframes with a cage?
01-02-2003, 03:02 PM
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Re: Now that my roll cage is installed, is there any need for subframe connectors? I think you should, IMO. In fact, I'd get the subs and have the rear of the cage (behind the seat) welded through the floor and into the subs.
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Re: Now that my roll cage is installed, is there any need for subframe connectors? I have a 6 point custom in my vert and did forgo the the sub-frame connectors, I didnt see the need with the 6 point. With a cage it keeps you flat and solid. Just my $.02
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Re: Now that my roll cage is installed, is there any need for subframe connectors? Just wondering - If the cage is attached to the subframe connectors, would that require a custom cage versus a wolfe cage?
