Bolt-On SubFrame Connector

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    demo913, Sep 26, 2010
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    They will definately help, but they don't usually add quite as much as weld on's do.....
     
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    I am just wondering if the bolts will rip out over time. I like the bolt on idea because I can do it myself.
     
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    Says you can weld them too. Very convenient to bolt them in place right where you want them and drive to the welder. I'm thinking about Traction Masters which could also be put in place and welded at the same time. Think I'll add these connectors to my wish list.
     
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    Who has use these on there maverick Its not a bad price might get a set if i hear anything good on them
     
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