Subframe Connectors
04-23-2004, 11:26 AM
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Subframe Connectors I am considering purchasing subframe connectors (probably weld-in BMR's) and was curious as to whether or not they interfere with anything. Down the line, I was thinking of getting long tube headers and a new complete rearend. So I was just curious to see if the subframe connectors would need to be removed to install other things. If they do, then I will just and do everything at once. If not, I will just get them now.
Thanks alot!
Thanks alot!
04-23-2004, 11:55 AM
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Both the designs BMR sells don't interfere with anything you mentioned; they're nowhere near the axle or Y-pipe. Get the subs as soon as possible, you won't be sorry!
04-23-2004, 02:44 PM
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Get the Global West SFC's, they are the same design as BMR, but are heavier guage steel than theirs are. No clearance probs at all.
http://globalwest.net/camaro93.htm#S...e%20Connectors
Everybody says SFC's should be your first mod, and they are right.
http://globalwest.net/camaro93.htm#S...e%20Connectors
Everybody says SFC's should be your first mod, and they are right.
04-26-2004, 02:17 PM
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Thanks for the replies! Looks like I will be getting some subframe connectors in a month or two (Probably BMR). Getting my first house at the end of June, so I gotta save all my pennies for that right now. But the subframe connectors will be on soon enough!!
