Subframe connectors
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Car: 86 Camaro
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Subframe connectors
http://www.jegs.com/i/Jegster/550/40053/10002/-1
I recently bought these w/o instructions and can't figure them out. Could some one help me out please? I don't know what side is what or where to bolt to. Thanx
I recently bought these w/o instructions and can't figure them out. Could some one help me out please? I don't know what side is what or where to bolt to. Thanx 
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Car: 86 Trans Am
Engine: 408 stroker sbc
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Re: Subframe connectors
the end with the single hole sandwiches on with the rear LCA bolt, on the outside of the mount. The front looks like it bolts to the floor by the firewall, you will have to drillholes.
It would be best to have those welded in.
It would be best to have those welded in.
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Re: Subframe connectors
"Installation can be completed with hand tools" is a VERY vague statement. Thats where they get ya. Thread Starter
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Car: 86 Camaro
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Re: Subframe connectors
Thanks, I will take a look but for some reason they didn't seem long enough for that. I don't know I'll try again maybe I missed something.
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Re: Subframe connectors
The flat one is for the Drivers side, the stepped one is for the Passenger side.
You can call/email Jegs & ask for Install Instructions to be mailed/emailed to you.
You can call/email Jegs & ask for Install Instructions to be mailed/emailed to you.
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Re: Subframe connectors
When you install SFCs, the car should be resting on it's wheels, correct? Not on a 4 point lift?
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Re: Subframe connectors
A 2 post lift has the arms that swing out and it can be done on those but requires a bit more work to do so 'correctly'.
A 4 post lift(drive on) is usually the best choice.
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