Subframe connectors
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Car: 80 Z28
Engine: just another 350
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Subframe connectors
Anyone reccomend a good company for subframe connectors? Looking for some that tuck under well and don't drag on speedbumps.
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From: ASHEVILLE NC
Car: 1988 IROC
Engine: l98 350 tpi
Transmission: 700r4
at the top of the page go to spohns link i just ordered some from them and havent put them on yet...but just got them in the mail, they are the new tubular ones.....
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From: Panama City Beach,Florida
Car: 1989 Camaro
Engine: 406
Transmission: Pro-built 700R4
Spohn's are excellent peices. Great company with excellent customer service and competive price. Good people to deal with.
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From: UTAH
Car: 1982 Z28 & 1967 RS & 2002 Z28
Engine: 388 ci SB / 454 ci BB / LS1
Transmission: 4 speed / TH350 / T56
Axle/Gears: '91 "1LE" rear, posi w/ 3.23's
Originally posted by Superman
Spohn's are excellent peices. Great company with excellent customer service and competive price. Good people to deal with.
Spohn's are excellent peices. Great company with excellent customer service and competive price. Good people to deal with.
I was going to get SPOHN, but couldn't wait for him to finish his new setup so I went with the Kenney Brown's from Lingenfelter. I like them a LOT and they look just like the Spohn's. Had a Muffler shop weld them in for me for about $30.
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From: Joliet, Illinois
Car: 1986 IROC-Z
Engine: Vortec 350 with mild cam
Transmission: 700r4 Mild build
Axle/Gears: Stock
Orrrrrr............
You could just make your own, not to hard to do, my paps made mine, and they are tucked very well, look good and work very well. Made from rectangular 2 1/16 steel i believe. If you know what your doing, it goes along way.
You could just make your own, not to hard to do, my paps made mine, and they are tucked very well, look good and work very well. Made from rectangular 2 1/16 steel i believe. If you know what your doing, it goes along way.
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From: desert of ca
Car: blue 84 z28
Engine: mildly modified 350
Transmission: 700r4
I am sporting Alstons which fit very nicely and dont scrape. I woudl recommend Spohn's though....I like the design much better for some reason....
Originally posted by russkull84
I am sporting Alstons which fit very nicely and dont scrape. I woudl recommend Spohn's though....I like the design much better for some reason....
I am sporting Alstons which fit very nicely and dont scrape. I woudl recommend Spohn's though....I like the design much better for some reason....
they go inbored of the spohns, right?
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From: desert of ca
Car: blue 84 z28
Engine: mildly modified 350
Transmission: 700r4
Yes the alstons go inboard of the spohns.Sorry dont have pics though.....they were very easy to install and made a world of difference!!!!!!
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