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Author Topic: Subframe connectors 1kdragin5.0 ¯ Member # 6176 posted                              [ August 13, 2007, 09:28 PM: Message edited by: 1kdragin5.0 ] Posts: 216 | Registered: Nov 2005  |  : 1kdragin5.0 ¯ Member # 6176 posted                              Posts: 216 | Registered: Nov 2005  |  : 1kdragin5.0 ¯ Member # 6176 posted                              ttt Posts: 216 | Registered: Nov 2005  |  : 1kdragin5.0 ¯ Member # 6176 posted                              t3 Posts: 216 | Registered: Nov 2005  |  : adower ¯ Member # 5955 posted                              Are the global west full length? Where are you located? -------------------- 98 Cobra Griggs S Trim HRE Posts: 3327 | Registered: Aug 2005  |  : Copello ¯ Member # 1534 posted                              Are the subframe connectors the style with jacking support? Posts: 1309 | From: San Mateo | Registered: Jul 2002  |  : 1kdragin5.0 ¯ Member # 6176 posted                              here is the info from the global west website Subframe connectors: Through "hands on " experience dealing with Mustangs for over 20 years, we have reached several conclusions: Subframe connectors should tie into bulk head areas. This means full length subframes (not 3/4 length subframes). Subframes must be welded to the chassis. Bolting a subframe does little for torsional rigidity. We have found that round tube subframes resist twist better than square tube designs, per given weight. Subframes should be strong enough to allow you to place a jack anywhere along it's structure and raise the vehicle. Subframes should be constructed with .125 wall roll cage material in order to handle chassis loads. Features : Subframes are constructed with 1020 seamless .125 wall roll cage tubing, 1-5/8" diameter . Subframe gussets are all made out of 3/16 material. Our subframes in most cases, will not affect ground clearance. Subframes will not interfere with your exhaust systems (excluding side exhaust). Floor pan does not require cutting for proper installation. Interior does not need to be removed. All kits come complete with instructions. Welding required ( MIG or TIG recommended ). for more info and pics... http://www.globalwest.net/mustang%2079-98.htm#Subframe%20connectors: Posts: 216 | Registered: Nov 2005  |  : 1kdragin5.0 ¯ Member # 6176 posted                              ttt Posts: 216 | Registered: Nov 2005  |  : 1kdragin5.0 ¯ Member # 6176 posted                              ttt Posts: 216 | Registered: Nov 2005  |  : 1kdragin5.0 ¯ Member # 6176 posted                              PM's replied adower - your box is full. [ January 22, 2007, 01:11 AM: Message edited by: 1kdragin5.0 ] Posts: 216 | Registered: Nov 2005  |  : adower ¯ Member # 5955 posted                              cleard -------------------- 98 Cobra Griggs S Trim HRE Posts: 3327 | Registered: Aug 2005  |  :

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