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Anybody ever think about subframe connectors? - mike-81-240d - 10-08-2014

Just brainstorming, I'm a bit of a mustang fan boy. All the mustang guys do subframe connectors, heck even my dad did on his foxbody.

Has anybody thought about attempting subframe connectors on our cars? Might really stiffen up the handling!


RE: Anybody ever think about subframe connectors? - sassparilla_kid - 10-09-2014

I wonder if there would be any place to connect them?


RE: Anybody ever think about subframe connectors? - raysorenson - 10-09-2014

The stang k-member was hard mounted to the body. Not so for the rear subframe on a 123. Making subframe mounts out of delrin will really stiffen things up!


RE: Anybody ever think about subframe connectors? - Duncansport - 10-10-2014

not to pick on the domestics here... but there chassis are awfully floppy compared M-B's. Maybe if you have a 10sec door slammer W123 there may need to be some bracing. But probably not.


RE: Anybody ever think about subframe connectors? - mike-81-240d - 10-11-2014

(10-10-2014, 06:25 PM)Duncansport not to pick on the domestics here... but there chassis are awfully floppy compared M-B's. Maybe if you have a 10sec door slammer W123 there may need to be some bracing. But probably not.

Very true, virgin foxbodies snap the first 1/4 pass if the have been hopped up with a mild 302 lol.

I'd just like to stiffen up my 123, preferably without cutting the springs in half. Thinking about sacking up and buying adjustable konis.