wanna make a set of subframe connectors
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From: kelwona bc canada
Car: 1982 firebird
Engine: 267 with full dual exhuast
Transmission: th350 with shift kit
wanna make a set of subframe connectors
i have a 84 firebird and i wanna make subframe connectors but i have no cule where to start with this. where are the subframe rails that im trying ot connect. when i look under my car on the front i see 2 things that could be sub frame but i wanna be sure about this and the back which do i go to. does any one on here and a diragrame i can look at with sizes and stuff. or maybe someboyd bought some and can take some pics for me and size them so i can make cheap set
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they bolt in the back and actually use the bolts that hold the trailing arms in. then they run up the sides of the car, flush with the body and depending on the brand they either weld to the floor right before the wheel well or weld to the tiny piece of frame there is under the car.
yes do a search for it. there is a picture of an fbody laying on its side and you can see the frames and the whole bottom of the car. best underbody picture ive ever seen
yes do a search for it. there is a picture of an fbody laying on its side and you can see the frames and the whole bottom of the car. best underbody picture ive ever seen
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Forget the Alstons in this pic for now... I made mine like shown..
minus the alstons.. I used a torch.. (much easier than cut bend weld) .. driver side.. its easy.. 1 straight piece.. pass side needs a little tweak.. you'll see when you get under the car.. I used a coat hanger to get the angle.. then measured where to put the bend.. then heated up the metal and slowly bent it. 1 bend was perfect .. the other I kinked it in a little and i put a small patch on it for structural support.. bend looks like this in essence
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I used 2"x1" tubing 1/8" thick (more than adequate.. ) PS use a mig. the 2x1 fits just right.
minus the alstons.. I used a torch.. (much easier than cut bend weld) .. driver side.. its easy.. 1 straight piece.. pass side needs a little tweak.. you'll see when you get under the car.. I used a coat hanger to get the angle.. then measured where to put the bend.. then heated up the metal and slowly bent it. 1 bend was perfect .. the other I kinked it in a little and i put a small patch on it for structural support.. bend looks like this in essence
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I used 2"x1" tubing 1/8" thick (more than adequate.. ) PS use a mig. the 2x1 fits just right.
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