3000GT/Stealth International Message Center - View Single Post - Front subframe design - suspension/steering experts please provide input

zba857 · 06-30-2007, 05:56 PM

i would think it would save a lot more than 15lbs. Yes the subframe has bushings. Are you just talking about the longitudinal straps, like the tranny support member and the one next to the oil filter? I think you are talking about the front subframe, so disregard. Would this include the straps? If this could include mounting provisions for aftermarket steering racks that would be prime.

Why no cromemoly?

How much??

06-30-2007, 05:56 PM	#8 (permalink)
zba857 broke joke Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: SB, CA Drives: 6spd 92' Trader Rating: (1)	Re: Front subframe design - suspension/steering experts please provide input i would think it would save a lot more than 15lbs. Yes the subframe has bushings. Are you just talking about the longitudinal straps, like the tranny support member and the one next to the oil filter? I think you are talking about the front subframe, so disregard. Would this include the straps? If this could include mounting provisions for aftermarket steering racks that would be prime. Why no cromemoly? How much?? __________________ 92' firestorm VR-4 - complete 96' JDM drivetrain - 92' electronics/sensors - UR cam gears, flywheel - DNP pipes - Stillen intake, rotors - 3sx downpipe, steel braided lines, subframe/diff bushings, control arms, plennum spacer - Tein s - denso IK24 - Apex'i AVC-r - MP solid mounts - Spec 3 - Vacc reduction Deleted - ALL emissions, AA, antenna, rear wiper, front washer bottle, batt relocate, 4WS