Hey gang,
I would venture to say that many SHO owners would love to fix up their old rusty subframes. I know it will make me feel a whole lot better about my car once I finish this project.
Drive train removed from parts car:

Cleaning the sub-frame with Super Clean, cookies and wire brushes:

Primered sub-frame:

I'll put a few coats of satin black on it when the weather breaks here.
The plan:
1. Replace sub-frame and sub-frame bushings on my 95 ATX (hopefully upgrading to aluminum solid bushings).
2. Swap out the transmission with a rebuilt spare.
3. Replace engine and transmission mounts.
4. Replace rocker cover gaskets, oil pan gaskets, main seals, timing belt and
crank sensor while the engine is out of the car.
Anything I should add to that list that might be missing?
Has anyone had any experience with re-working the stock torque convertors?
Thanks!
I would venture to say that many SHO owners would love to fix up their old rusty subframes. I know it will make me feel a whole lot better about my car once I finish this project.
Drive train removed from parts car:

Cleaning the sub-frame with Super Clean, cookies and wire brushes:

Primered sub-frame:

I'll put a few coats of satin black on it when the weather breaks here.
The plan:
1. Replace sub-frame and sub-frame bushings on my 95 ATX (hopefully upgrading to aluminum solid bushings).
2. Swap out the transmission with a rebuilt spare.
3. Replace engine and transmission mounts.
4. Replace rocker cover gaskets, oil pan gaskets, main seals, timing belt and
crank sensor while the engine is out of the car.
Anything I should add to that list that might be missing?
Has anyone had any experience with re-working the stock torque convertors?
Thanks!
