Competition Engineering Weld-on Subframe Connectors C3014 on 2040-parts.com
Florida, New York, United States
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If you're going racing and have a hi-po engine in your unibody car, you might end up losing traction or twisting the body. What you need is extra support, and Competition Engineering's weld-on subframe connectors give you that. Constructed of mild steel tubing, they solidly connect your car's front and rear subframes. Brand:Competition Engineering Manufacturer's Part Number:C3014 Part Type:Subframe Connectors, Weld-On Product Line:Competition Engineering Weld-On Subframe Connectors UPC:084663030147 Connector Finish:Natural Connector Material:Steel Quantity:Sold as a pair. Notes:Must be used with formed rear frame rails  |
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