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Old 04-19-2010, 07:59 PM
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Default DSE Subframe Connector Problem

Someone please answer this one for me. Below are some pictures of when I first fit the sfc's in the car and tacked them in place and then pictures from tonight of when I tried to fit the subframe back under the car to get it on the ground. How in the world did the sfc's move that much? They were fit perfectly and then tack welded in about 8-10 spots before final welding. When I welded them, I took my time and made 1/2"-1" stitch welds moving around from connector to connector and side to side to keep the heat down.

The seat pan brackets were not in the car at the time I installed the connectors and I consulted with DSE about the floor flexing because of that. They assured me that I would be okay. I was cautious about the floor flexing because of this but it appeared to be fine. It would have had to dent the floor noticeably if the connectors are this far off.

Any suggestions on how this could have happened?


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1968 Camaro: DSE tubs and sub frame connectors, Chassisworks G-Link rear suspension, Speedtech upper and lower control arms, Chicane front coilover conversion with QA1's, Baer brakes, 18" Forgeline SO3's, Vintage Air, 6.0L LS 417 rwhp, 4L65E, Moser 12 Bolt w/3.73's....
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