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Tom Goldman 03-01-2009 06:18 PM
Re: subframe connectors and stock class Q
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by tomslik (Post 108073)
as some of you know, i'm looking at building a 67 american for stock and as there isn't any (to my knowlege) "bolt in" connectors made.
are weld in's acceptable?
what's legal, what ain't?
2X3X.083 " will be adaquate. ....The 01 body makes it easy since it's nearly a straight run to the rear rails. ....Only a short area of the floor needs to be sliced. ...You must weld the floor to the rail.......You can parallel the rear rail and just put an access hole thru it for the spring bolt. Tom

Robert Swartz 03-01-2009 06:34 PM
Re: subframe connectors and stock class Q
 
Originally Posted by Dwight Southerland
Sub frame connectors are only legal when used with a roll bar or cage.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark Yacavone (Post 108241)
??? That's news to me.
Thank you Mark.

I went back to the rulebook and couldn't find this. N/S and above are not required to have a bar or cage. With this implication, you couldn't tie the subframes of an N and up car. Does your V/SA Mustang have the frames tied? From the pictures, you don't have a bar in it.

Robert Swartz

Mark Yacavone 03-01-2009 06:41 PM
Re: subframe connectors and stock class Q
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Robert Swartz (Post 108246)
Originally Posted by Dwight Southerland
Sub frame connectors are only legal when used with a roll bar or cage.



Thank you Mark.

I went back to the rulebook and couldn't find this. N/S and above are not required to have a bar or cage. With this implication, you couldn't tie the subframes of an N and up car. Does your V/SA Mustang have the frames tied? From the pictures, you don't have a bar in it.

Robert Swartz

Yes, and so did the N/SA Omega before it. Teched in by Travis at Indy in '04

Billy Nees 03-02-2009 07:23 AM
Re: subframe connectors and stock class Q
 
Dwight, I can't find any place in the 2008 or 2009 rule book that says you can't have frame connectors without having a rollbar. Billy

ron bretemps 03-02-2009 11:26 PM
Re: subframe connectors and stock class Q
 
Tom, I'd bet there are less than 5 people on here that know what an 01 body is..... LOL.

Is that 67 a 232 2V ?

AMXRON

Tom keedle 03-03-2009 04:11 AM
Re: subframe connectors and stock class Q
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by ron bretemps (Post 108437)
Tom, I'd bet there are less than 5 people on here that know what an 01 body is..... LOL.

Is that 67 a 232 2V ?

AMXRON

yep, with a 3 speed.

what's an 01 body?seriously..
this is a 440 2dr ht (not a rogue)

Mark Yacavone 03-03-2009 10:24 AM
Re: subframe connectors and stock class Q
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by tomslik (Post 108442)
yep, with a 3 speed.

what's an 01 body?seriously..
this is a 440 2dr ht (not a rogue)
You might want to re-think that idea.

Tom keedle 03-03-2009 11:45 AM
Re: subframe connectors and stock class Q
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark Yacavone (Post 108462)
You might want to re-think that idea.
whyzat?

Mark Yacavone 03-03-2009 12:53 PM
Re: subframe connectors and stock class Q
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by tomslik (Post 108472)
whyzat?

Can you tell me anything good about that combination? I'm not seeing it.

Tom keedle 03-03-2009 01:10 PM
Re: subframe connectors and stock class Q
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark Yacavone (Post 108477)
Can you tell me anything good about that combination? I'm not seeing it.
it'll give some seat time until i can get a 290/4speed combo put together?
and it's already in the car...;)


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