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Sub frame connector install?
I was attempting to install my subframe connectors the bolt in type, and I found that it is hitting in couple spots on the floor pan. My first thought was to get a rubber mallet and give it a couple wack's. Is there a better way to make a couple indentions. It's for my 69 bird. Thanks in advance.
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If you want to control it a little better than just hammering the floor, lay a piece of pipe or wood against the floor and hit that. This will make for a nicer indention and be a little easier on the floor.
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Or use a floor jack and press it up into place, if possible. That way you don't leave hammer marks.
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Thank's I was looking for something better then the ol hammer. I thought about the floor jack, but thought maybe it would push up and make a very large dent. I'll go back rethink things. I already painted my bottom so I'm trying to minimize the paint damage also. Thanks for the replies.:thumbsup:
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LOL, well I did use por 15 and I had it every place except for my butt. It's been about a 1 1/2 yrs now and I think it's finally off me by now:lol:
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Whose bolt in connectors are you using?
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I went with Competition Engineering, only because I have an aftermarket subframe and they would fit w/o any fab work.
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It's Done!
Well, I finally got the subframe connectors bolted up. Not direct bolt in, had to oblong some holes and also shim the connectors where they connect to the leaf spring cup/perch (not sure what its called). The directions want you to sandwich the connectors under the cup/perch but for some reason I had a 1/4 inch gap on one of the mating surfaces. I had to add a couple washers to make up the gap. I'll try and take some pic's.
I'm still icing the lump on my forehead from dropping a part on my head and also working out the kinks in my neck from being layed out on my back for so long.LOL:D |
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