1973 Comet Bolt-in Subframe Connectors?

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  1. cepperf1

    cepperf1 New Member

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    1973 Comet.

    Who makes bolt in subframe connectors that will fit?

    Can I get a set to fit another car like a mustang or something?

    Thanks for your help.

    - Lance
     
  2. maverick1970

    maverick1970 MCG State Rep

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    Welcome to the forum.

    I am not aware of any bolt in connectors for a Maverick/Comet, several weld in options though.
     
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    Who makes the weld in ones?
     
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    You can contact Rudy (Bulhead) on this forum he makes some. Dan Starnes makes some as well but not sure if he any currently. Or Chassis Engineering http://chassisengineering.com/
     
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    I'm in the look for some also !!!! need some with good ground clearance...
     
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    I have Competition Engineering bolt-ons on mine.
     
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    bmcdaniel Senile Member

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    Oops, CE part number C3140 for 1st gen Mustangs. The Mustang frame rails are a little wider than a Mav's so I had to put shims between the subframe rails and the connector U-channels.
     
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    Acornridgeman MCCI Wisconsin State Rep Moderator Supporting Member

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    Same here - the early Mustang ones. I modified them and ended up welding them - but they will fit as a bolt on with the shims as mentioned.

    :burnout:
     
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    I have weld in ones that I got from Summit Racing Parts. They were not in there catalog, but I called and asked, and they carry stuff that's also not in the catalog.:)
     
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    O, well I bought mine from :hmmm: nevermind :D
     
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    wow !!!! looks real good!!!
     
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    OOPS! thats because I mistakenly referred to the ones in the pic as alstons.The pic actually showes the chassis engineering ones I installed on gagemans mav.The ones on my mav are the allstons. Identicle to yourse.I made a boo boo with that one:oops:
     
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    I thought those looked familiar!!!
     
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