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both are great companies. wouldn't hesitate to buy from either and have used both of their parts.
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You can get lots of parts from lots of different people.
Depends to some extent what your budget is and more importantly how you intend to use the car. To try to say which is the better subframe. Well if you just street cruising neither one in better then an upgraded stock. If you're full on Optima Street Challenge then that's another story. When looking at race results it does not appear that any one manufacturer is dominating. I have Speedtech front and DSE Quadralink rear. Works perfect for me. |
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But comparing Sec Gen Camaros/Firebird with different brand parts. In that case DSE is dominating on the track. Of course you cant compare overall winners because more than the suspension brand parts plays a role. |
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I think you need glasses :computer: (I know I do) lol We show a lot of different parts but they are maybe Generic as there are sometimes so many options that we really need to talk about it to get the right stuff, rather than having one Fuel tank listed for example we show that we have fuel tanks, but with all the engine and pump options I would rather you call us to figure it out than have you chose from 2 we may have on the site and then not be 100% happy with what you got. Make sense? Same with Engines and wheels WAY TOO MANY OPTIONS to list 3 on the site |
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This is the newest addition to the ExtReme Product line,
Right now it is for 67-69 Camaros. It will be cut into the floor under the seat pan (you will need to remove the seat pan) fit mid way into the tunnel and full width rocker to rocker. Then the subframe connectors fit 1/2 way into the floor pan and into the rear spring perch location. The torque arm mount will be removable and that part will form a drive shaft loop as well. we will have a version that does not have a torque arm mount if you are just wanting to retrofit an existing rear suspension. it will not impede the exhaust any more than the trans X member. Still working out final pricing and install instructions. [IMG]http://i1235.photobucket.com/albums/...psilrbqp0i.jpg[/IMG] http://i1235.photobucket.com/albums/...psilrbqp0i.jpg |
For me the decision to go with DSE over Speedtech came down to front steer vs rear steer. At the time I installed my subframe DSE was the only front steer available. Today of course Speedtech has their new extreme subframe with front steer. I also like the DSE hydroformed frame rails which is unique in the aftermarket.
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