subframe connector question, help!!!!
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subframe connector question, help!!!!
i just got tubular two point subframe connector.
does anyone know how to install this? any pictures will help!!!
and one more thing, one bar is longer than the other, like 3 to 4 inches. is it the way it is? because i thought they should be the same in lenght.
thanks
does anyone know how to install this? any pictures will help!!!
and one more thing, one bar is longer than the other, like 3 to 4 inches. is it the way it is? because i thought they should be the same in lenght.
thanks
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If you don't have access to a lift or some really high(truck/suv) jackstands this might not help, but...
-Looking from underneath, and having a helping pair of hands, you can lay them against the frame/floor and see how they SHOULD fit. Depending on brand, they may be a bit sloppy(if ya went cheapo) but shouldn't be too far off.
-If you've never done it before holding them up against the car on both sides will basically give you a road map of what's supposed to happen there. Bolt-in's will obviously have to line up with holes, where weld-ins can be left to a bit more "creativity" a 1/4 inch here or there.
Hope this helps.
-Looking from underneath, and having a helping pair of hands, you can lay them against the frame/floor and see how they SHOULD fit. Depending on brand, they may be a bit sloppy(if ya went cheapo) but shouldn't be too far off.
-If you've never done it before holding them up against the car on both sides will basically give you a road map of what's supposed to happen there. Bolt-in's will obviously have to line up with holes, where weld-ins can be left to a bit more "creativity" a 1/4 inch here or there.
Hope this helps.
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The lift needs to be the drive on type, here's some info off the BMR site. http://www.bmrfabrication.com/instructions/sfc001.htm
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