cruzin94

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i no this is suspension but this is a lt1 section so i figure anythign lt1 can be talked about but im lookin at buyin sub frame connectors and i was wondering if the 3 point sub frame connects are worth it or should i just go 2 point ....any info would help

ThoR294

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just welded in my bmr tubular sub frame connectors. Easy job, just make sure u pull the carpet up in the front... the floor gets hottt

The LT1 That Could

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I think you are referring to the SLP SFCs with the x brace that ties the sides together...


if so, just get a set of BMR or UMI weld-ins if you don't plan on removing them, bolt-in if you do. The cross brace gets in the way of any under car work you need to do. It does however add a bit of strength and rigidness to the chassis. It is better suited for T-Top cars and car that are really putting a twist to the chassis.

BMR has customer cars in the single digits though, and I wouldn't think twice to go with their stuff!!

ThoR294

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i have t-tops and i didnt get the cross brace ones... *shrug*

The LT1 That Could

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you don't necessarily need the cross brace...just adding the SFCs helps out more than enough on a T-Top car. how do u like those tubulars by the way?? seem like they are better as far as ground clearance?

ThoR294

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well, they sit a little lower than the subframe does obviously... it scraped when i got off the drive-on rack at work but so did the cat hanger. hehe.

They are slick under there. its not a huge ground clearance problem tho. I looked at pictures of the boxed ones, and i wondered how the hell people get around with them on!

The LT1 That Could

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ya, i am worried about the boxed scraping my trailer when i load the car....the true duals clear by a nut hair already!

ThoR294

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haha. i was told the tubular are better than the boxed in every which way... *shrug*

Bersaglieri

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I wouldnt worry about the diamond style. They will give you problems with exhaust and/or TQ Arm packages if you ever need to go that route. I prefer boxed, but tubular work too.

-Dustin-