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Old April 13th, 2009, 01:12 AM   #1
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My sub frame supports have been sitting in the closet forever and I lost the bolts (I know, I bought the cheap ones lol) Anyone know what size they are?
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probably 3/8's, even though you got bolt ins you can still weld them in
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have them welded in it'll make a huge difference
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Originally Posted by dr.gonzo View Post
My sub frame supports have been sitting in the closet forever and I lost the bolts (I know, I bought the cheap ones lol) Anyone know what size they are?
Do not bolt on subframe connectors. Weld them or don't bother putting them on.
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