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UMI Performance 93-02 GM F-Body Tubular Subframe Connectors - Bolt-In
MPN 2002-B · Store SKU umi2002-B
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Product details
The first and only 2-point tubular bolt-in subframe connector is now available from UMI Performance. This set up is designed to tie the front and rear subframes together using bolt-in hardware supplied and requires no welding! Subframe connectors improve your car's handling ability while reducing t-top squeaks, dash rattles and quarter panel flexing, designed for auto-cross, road race as well as drag race set-ups. By connecting the front and rear subframes together this allows better weight transfer for improved traction and straighter launches. This set-up tucks tight against the floor using strong DOM tubing, causes no ground clearance loss and can not be seen from the side of the vehicle. - Constructed of 1.750” x 0.120” DOM Mild Steel Tubing - Front mounting points feature 0.250” Thick Mild Steel Mounting Plates - Mounting Plates Feature Precision CNC Machining to ensure tolerances - Tubular design allows for a tighter fit against the vehicles under carriage - Uses rear control arm mount for increased strength and ensures proper installation. - MIG Welded Construction - Supplied with Brilliant Durable Powder Coat Finish 2002 - 1993-2002 GM F-Body Tubular Subframe Connectors - Bolt-In Features:
Manufacturer fitment & guides
Check 2002-B against the manufacturer’s application information below.
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