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Okay, I thought they were the same thing, but in some of my searches I see people talking about having BOTH, so obviously they are different.
What is the difference between a crossmember and a k-member???
What is the difference between a crossmember and a k-member???
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I guess techinically, the crossmember is part of the K member. The crossmember would be the part that runs under the oil pan. The K-member would be the whole assembly. Unless they are talking about a transmission crossmember. That is the bar that runs across the chassis that the rear transmission mount is bolted to.
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