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Old 05-03-2008, 08:34 AM
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Any plans for some subframe connectors to tie into that crossmember? I wish this had been around when I purchased my AME subframe.

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That looks like a real nice set up, I'm sure they will sell like hotcakes.
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No, this is a replacement for the sheetmetal unibody rails.

So when should I bring the new project car up there?? lol

Looks very nice Craig.
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Craig looks awesome! I can't tell in the pics but is the car mini-tubbed? It appears you are using the stock upper shock mounts?
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Looks killer
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Do you think that this will fit in a 3rd gen nova.
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Looks nice Craig! Will that car be at the GG's Show in July?
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We are definitely shooting to have Matt's car at the Puyallup GG show. Subframe connectors will definitely be available too.
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Craig looks awesome! I can't tell in the pics but is the car mini-tubbed? It appears you are using the stock upper shock mounts?
The car is indeed minitubbed with DSE's tubs. Awesome pieces.

The stock shock mounts are not used. The clip has its own mounting points.
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Old 05-07-2008, 05:22 PM
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The car is indeed minitubbed with DSE's tubs. Awesome pieces.

The stock shock mounts are not used. The clip has its own mounting points.
Thanks Matt! I didn't look close enough at the frame rails to see the upper shock mounts...Doh.

When is this going to available?
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