I'm looking to for a set to put on my SHO. The car was T-boned at one time on the passenger side and rebuilt fairly well but nevertheless, the rigidity on that side has been compromised. This holds especially true of when the car is jacked up so I'd like to get it stiffened right now before wear and tear takes its toll. Anyone have any suggestions?
Anyone make sub-frame connectors for the Gen 3's?
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LJRuddy
Pop lock n drop
Im no expert in the subject but I am willing to bet that you could take the Gen 1/2 connectors and make them work on a gen 3. ****, go buy some 1 1/2" 3/16 steel angle and make your own.
luigisho
SHO Member
Doug probably has them http://www.fordspecialists.com/index.html
Siman
New Member
Im makeing a tube subframe for my V8 sho so i can fit a roots supercharger on it and i have a tube frame being made for my SHOgun project.
whiteguy3
Scott MacIntire
Good Idea! That's what I did on mine and they definately do their job!
Bob Gervais
Wut?
I used to, if you can cut and weld steel they're easy to make. (2) 48" long pieces of 1x2x.093 wall tubing, cut angles on the fronts so the subframe would still submarine in a crash, cap both ends. They connect from the front floor supports to the rear strut rod mounts. You'll need to bend up some angles to box in the strut rod mounts.
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