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05-31-2026, 12:11 AM
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Question about the subframe connectors. Is there any reason I should, or should not, install them as far forward as possible? That is to say with the forward end pushed up tight against the subframe, or should I leave a small gap? Or does it not matter? I mentioned that I may get them welded, but that's not a firm decision. PTFB instructions say that welding is optional, especially if you have solid bushings. So maybe it's better to not weld?
Here's a link to the connectors in case you're not familiar. https://www.pro-touringf-body.com/pr...ame-connectors
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