slp bolt in subframes
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Joined: Sep 2004
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From: Fort Myers Florida
slp bolt in subframes hey i just picked up a pair of boltin sub frame connectors. im not sure how to bolt them up though........i know im an idiot. do you have to drill any extra holes? or do they just bolt up please help
They will just bolt up. You may have to enlarge the holes in the SFCs, but just get them under the car. The two holes that should line up in the middle are where the tunnel brace is. From there, you will see where the others go. You do have the threaded blocks of steel with them, correct? The short (one hole) pieces go in the rear, the longer (two hole) pieces go in the front.
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I helped a friend install them on his 2K car last year, we had to enlarge one hole a little and trim the heat shield on the front driver's side. Took us less than an hour but had access to a drive on lift. If you got it used there's a parts list/instructions on SLP's website.
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Joined: Sep 2004
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From: Fort Myers Florida
thanks for the feedback guys, also what do you mean [SIZE=3]"threaded blocks of steel with them"[/SIZE] the came with bolts and washer and crossmember type thing i dont know what you are talking about though
There should be four small blocks of steel with threaded holes in them. They slip in through gaps in your subframe so the bolts have something to screw in to. Does that make any sense?
