Tinman Fabrication 1965-1973 Mustang subframe connector install
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Looks very nice. Looking into getting a set for my '70 coupe.
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how come the back part of the sub frame doesnt fit inside inside the frame rail?
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Looks really nice!
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Our goal when building these was to build connectors that are very strong, be as easy as possible to install and to not have to cut into the floor pans so people with finished cars could still have them installed without removing the interior. If they went into the rear subframe the floor pans would have to be cut.
Ground clearance is not a problem and they look like Ford would have put them there.
TinManFabrication 4 months ago