Somebody else makes sub frame connectors for our cars! June 21, 2012, 03:16:17 AM The place is called alston race cars, here is the link.https://www.secureway1.com/alston/index.php Quote Selected
Somebody else makes sub frame connectors for our cars! Reply #1 – June 21, 2012, 04:47:53 AM i didnt see anything about tbird stuff there... Quote Selected
Somebody else makes sub frame connectors for our cars! Reply #2 – June 21, 2012, 06:08:28 AM If you guys are looking for full length SFC's, I can fab them up. It takes 10' of 1"x2"x.120" wall tube ($30-35), couple hours of cutting and welding to close up the ends along with side tabs if you want to bolt them on. Using 5' per side will run you from the rear LCA boxes up to the front almost where the frame rails curve up. Could do them for like $85 per pair plus shipping. Quote Selected
Somebody else makes sub frame connectors for our cars! Reply #3 – June 21, 2012, 08:53:37 AM Quote from: Dan B.;392949If you guys are looking for full length SFC's, I can fab them up. It takes 10' of 1"x2"x.120" wall tube ($30-35), couple hours of cutting and welding to close up the ends along with side tabs if you want to bolt them on. Using 5' per side will run you from the rear LCA boxes up to the front almost where the frame rails curve up. Could do them for like $85 per pair plus shipping.If you close up the ends like this (front) \=======\ (back) instead of (front) \=======/ (back), you can get a couple more inches of welding onto the rear subframe. Unlike on a Mustang, the rear frame rail dips down behind the torque box.Not sure how you're doing them, but that's how I did them when I made them (and when we were doing them at KB).Adding a crossbar under the seat supports really helps things out too. Quote Selected
Somebody else makes sub frame connectors for our cars! Reply #4 – June 21, 2012, 09:45:44 AM Got any pics of a set you've made? I'm bout in the market from some (car is moving under own power again) Quote Selected
Somebody else makes sub frame connectors for our cars! Reply #5 – June 21, 2012, 10:38:55 AM Go to the subframe connectors section and there should be a pull down option list under weld in and bolt in, in those you will find our cars. Quote Selected
Somebody else makes sub frame connectors for our cars! Reply #6 – June 21, 2012, 05:40:21 PM Quote from: Chuck W;392956If you close up the ends like this (front) \=======\ (back) instead of (front) \=======/ (back), you can get a couple more inches of welding onto the rear subframe. Unlike on a Mustang, the rear frame rail dips down behind the torque box.Not sure how you're doing them, but that's how I did them when I made them (and when we were doing them at KB).Adding a crossbar under the seat supports really helps things out too.That's how I did them. I could add a crossbar with no problem. Quote Selected
Somebody else makes sub frame connectors for our cars! Reply #7 – June 21, 2012, 05:40:51 PM Quote from: Soul;392960Got any pics of a set you've made? I'm bout in the market from some (car is moving under own power again)Don't mind the bubblegum welds at the attachment points...was teaching a friend to weld overhead. I did all the welding and clean up on the ends of the tubes.RearFront Quote Selected
Somebody else makes sub frame connectors for our cars! Reply #8 – June 21, 2012, 07:48:44 PM When I installed the KB SFC's in my car I found it hard to weld onto the subframes because they're galvanized. You'll have to do some grinding to remove the magnesium to get a decent weld... Quote Selected
Somebody else makes sub frame connectors for our cars! Reply #9 – June 21, 2012, 09:09:06 PM Quote from: Thunder Chicken;392981You'll have to do some grinding to remove the magnesium to get a decent weld... I did. I'm going to go back and revisit Rick's welds and add in some side plates. Quote Selected
Somebody else makes sub frame connectors for our cars! Reply #10 – June 21, 2012, 10:39:40 PM I put side plates on the rears of mine Quote Selected
Somebody else makes sub frame connectors for our cars! Reply #11 – June 21, 2012, 11:33:34 PM Quote from: ThunderbirdSport302;392946i didnt see anything about tbird stuff there... Did you find it? Quote Selected
Somebody else makes sub frame connectors for our cars! Reply #12 – June 22, 2012, 09:39:48 AM Quote from: Dan B.;392972Don't mind the bubblegum welds at the attachment points...was teaching a friend to weld overhead. I did all the welding and clean up on the ends of the tubes.Rear This is what I was saying. Flip that closure over the other way (put the flat portion on the bottom, not the top) , and you can extend the tube back onto the rear subframe.Kind of a py pic, but... (And don't mind that I apparently forgot I had jacking rails on the car when I jacked it up :p) Quote Selected
Somebody else makes sub frame connectors for our cars! Reply #13 – June 22, 2012, 10:57:56 AM I'm afraid I'm not seeing the difference clearly Quote Selected
Somebody else makes sub frame connectors for our cars! Reply #14 – June 22, 2012, 11:00:48 AM Quote from: hypostang;393023I'm afraid I'm not seeing the difference clearly Look at his first pic. Flip that closure over, and you can extend the bar rearward onto the subframe another 2" Quote Selected
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