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Sub-Frame Connectors 120-130

posted by  ColinSpikes on  Mon Feb 2 14:15 CST 2009
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Hi There,

If I do weld in the connectors it wouldn't be in response to a specific handling problem. Instead, the rear passenger floorboards in my 122 are rotten and need to be replaced. My friend (a welder), suggested that I remove the dip in the rear and connect the two frame rails while we're in there. In this approach, we'd connect the c-frame rails and weld in a flat piece a sheet metal on top. I will never race this car and I'm not particularly concerned about moving the rear floor pan up a couple of inches.

Colin






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