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I have a 69 with a 383 engine thats putting out about 450 H.P.
with a th400 trans(built) and a Moser 3:73 rear. At what point are sub frame connectors recommended??? I ran the car at the track once(without success because of 18" street tires) and will be looking to make some passes with slicks or cheater slicks. do I need to have connectors to prevent any damage???? Also, will a cheater slicks be enough at that H.P.???? or should I play it safe & buy the full slick??? I only want to buy them once.......Thanks Mike |
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I would strongly suggest installing connectors to prevent any twisting, especially if you are racing. You will notice a huge difference as well once installed!
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Steve 67 Camaro RS
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i think the general rule is slicks=need subframe connectors. you'll probably like them with your street tires, too.
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Subframe connectors regardless. High HP equals twisting and sooner or later paint will crack.
Make sure the subframe is lined up properly prior to installation. |
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I put a set of SFC's on my 2002 a few years ago. It is by far the best money I've ever spent on a vehicle. It's amazing how much more solid the car feels.
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I ran mid 10's in my car without connectors. A friend of mine also runs mid 10's in his '68 without connectors.
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'69 Camaro - 427 SBC Dart Iron Eagle 9.325" block, Cola crank, Lunati 6" Pro Mod rods, JE pistons (13.8:1), Total Seal rings, hand ported AFR 210 heads, Jesel belt drive, custom ground 4-7 swap solid roller 274/286 @ .050" with .660" lift, Dart single plane, 1050 Dominator, Stef's #1705R oil pan, NOS big shot, Lemons 2" primary 3-1/2" collector, Coan 8" converter |
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As a general rule once you get over 400hp, it's time for sub-frame connectors.
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Put subframe connectors on and get ready to be amazed.
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Skunk Works 302DZ, M22W Muncie, 12-Bolt Rear 3.73 Some photos: http://www.camaros.net/showroom/show...0&ppuser=11587 Member # 159 (Formally known as X33D80) |
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Amazed by what?
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'69 Camaro - 427 SBC Dart Iron Eagle 9.325" block, Cola crank, Lunati 6" Pro Mod rods, JE pistons (13.8:1), Total Seal rings, hand ported AFR 210 heads, Jesel belt drive, custom ground 4-7 swap solid roller 274/286 @ .050" with .660" lift, Dart single plane, 1050 Dominator, Stef's #1705R oil pan, NOS big shot, Lemons 2" primary 3-1/2" collector, Coan 8" converter |
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Your car's body will become more rigid and be easier to control.
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Skunk Works 302DZ, M22W Muncie, 12-Bolt Rear 3.73 Some photos: http://www.camaros.net/showroom/show...0&ppuser=11587 Member # 159 (Formally known as X33D80) |
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I put connectors and a 10 point cage in last year. Drove the same. Only difference was when going in and out of the driveway there was no body flex.
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'69 Camaro - 427 SBC Dart Iron Eagle 9.325" block, Cola crank, Lunati 6" Pro Mod rods, JE pistons (13.8:1), Total Seal rings, hand ported AFR 210 heads, Jesel belt drive, custom ground 4-7 swap solid roller 274/286 @ .050" with .660" lift, Dart single plane, 1050 Dominator, Stef's #1705R oil pan, NOS big shot, Lemons 2" primary 3-1/2" collector, Coan 8" converter |
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For a driver this is a great reason for doing a set of SFC's. The squeaks and rattles over bumps are diminished. In my opinion it makes the car seem much more refined.
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