Hey Fellow F-body players,
I was wondering once again, if i had a 350 put into my 91 RS with T's , if i need subframe conectors ?? Thanks ..

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1991 Red Camaro RS

 

No i have a t top car with a 350 and i do not have sub frame connectors. But i would consider it because it will be more rigid and all those anoying squeeks will be gone.
i am getting sub frame connectors for my car

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1987 irocz red 5.7 A4 t-tops,a/c,roof console,auto inside rear view,p/w,p/l,Ram Air,cat back(dynomax pipes,flo pro muffler,hypertech airfoil

 

They are almost a necessity on thirdgens IMO. Our cars have relatively weak frames. The chasis flexes alot. especially if you ahve T-tops. if you aer making any kind of power they should be gotten. They will greatly increase your handling as well.

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I WOULD RATHER PUSH A CAMARO THAN DRIVE AN IMPORT

1983Z28
Superramed roller 406 10.5 compression, AFR 195's and custom cam.

future mods:
N20 waiting to be installed

Wifes new car:

1995 Z28
AT, leather, T-tops bone stock for now. 250 RWHP 300 RWT 14.0 @ 99 MPH on a 2.2 60'

future mods:
header to tailpipe replacement and a cold air intake. Then I am just going to leave it alone (maybe)

 

When you drive around on these michigan roads My T-Tops used to squeak now that I have www.spohn.net Subframe connectors my car handles better and the t-tops don't squeak like they used to. I got the spohn ones because you can't see them from the side and they don't reduce ground clearance.. Get them they are a great addition to your car.., And should almost be seen as a necessity..


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86 Chevrolet Camaro Iroc Z-28 Fully Loaded With T-Tops
Mods;
Spohn SubFrame Connectors, S&W Race Car Chassis 8 point Roll Cage, 1997 SS Aniversary 3.42 POSI Rear End with 12" Rotors and 4 Piston PBR Calipers, Balanced Drive shaft... Others soon to come...

Best times before any mods done, Complety Stock;15.6 @ 87mph
Waiting for the tracks to open again to see what I got going on Now!

ntimad8.cz28.com

 

Thanks man i will keep that in mind . I really want to stop the squeaking. How much to get them installed ??

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1991 Red Camaro RS
MODS:rebuilt 350, K & N. 10'MTX.

 

Depends on who you know and where ya go. I have a friend who took welding in High School Vocational classes, He took first in the state in 98, and second in nationals for mig welding. I bought spohns subframe connectors. Put my car up on some blocks way off the garage floor found where they needed to go. Took a die grinder to the floor spots where I wanted him to weld ( which was along the whole thing, not just in spots, the whole length of the SFC) Then I went to Home Depot and rented a lincoln welder asked my friend to come over and I would compensate him for his time. It all took about 2-3 hours. After it was done I used weld primer and primered the whole thing. (don't forget to use a wire brush before painting to remove the slag and other stuff) I am leaving it the way it is for now, I will be removing the rear again and brushing it off and using Por-15 on it and removing the fuel tank and spraying underbody coat on the whole undercarraige. Just want the car to look better than it did when it rolled off the assembly line. The extra effort looks really nice and sets your car apart from the rest of them.. Get a beater for the winter, Plz don't drive it in the salt and snow, your car will dissolve quickly..

Kevin



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86 Chevrolet Camaro Iroc Z-28 Fully Loaded With T-Tops
Mods;
Spohn SubFrame Connectors, S&W Race Car Chassis 8 point Roll Cage, 1997 SS Aniversary 3.42 POSI Rear End with 12" Rotors and 4 Piston PBR Calipers, Balanced Drive shaft... Others soon to come...

Best times before any mods done, Complety Stock;15.6 @ 87mph
Waiting for the tracks to open again to see what I got going on Now!

ntimad8.cz28.com

 

You mean this link?

http://www.spohn.net/index.cfm?fusea...t&productid=31

They are not taking orders anymore till they get their act together. On the other hand, I went down to Alston and will be having them weld their bolt on model in. They have a unit that bolts in or is weld in. The weld in required a lot of cutting but the bolt in just bolts in. After that, they will weld it in.

http://www.alstonracing.com/ The site is not up yet but contact info is there.