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Old 05-12-2008, 03:38 PM
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Default subframe chassis strengthening

Hey guys. new here. I am building a 68 Dodge Dart GT and had been asking questions on another board and was referred here. I'm going to be installing subframe connectors and was thinking while I'm at it I could instead of the standed front to back connectors I could install them in an x style from the front driver side to the rear passenger side and the same for the opposite. crossing and connecting in the middle. I'm going with the independent rear suspension out of a 89-97 ford thunderbird so my driveshaft won't be moving up and down it will be in one continuous position so I won't have interference with the connectors.

I just figure that connecting front and back and opposite corners of the frame should add some nice structural integrity.
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