Re: Frame Connector Question

[MrChristopher1@xxxxxxxxxxx]

I can't answer if you should or should not.  I have welded an 1/8 in plate steel piece as my car will see about 90% track duty.  Just remember the thickness of the piece you're puuting into place as it will come into play when setting the snubber height.  Just my thinking on it...  Christopher
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From: Joeydahook9@xxxxxxx
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> Well I bolted it in and welded the end plates.  Since the connectors  don't 
> touch the floors, I guess I'll try it and I can put some shims in and weld  it 
> to the floor If I notice any body flex issues.  Now, how about adding a  plate 
> where the pinion snubber hits?  Or is the factory sheet  metal strong enough. 
>  It's a 450 hp automatic car w/P275 street tires  and will see about 20% 
> track time.  Joe
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