Any experience with these subframe connectors?

[Unsafe6]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/71-77-VE ... ccessories

They also have a site d-mproducts.com looks like they would work well, just need to get in touch and see what tubing they are using.

[73Sedan]

I won't knock any upgrade for what it's worth, but give a read to this thread:

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=28370

Do a lot of research and determine what will work for you.
I'm not sure if anyone here has tried those particular connectors yet.

[Unsafe6]

I am planning on welding them in before I do the cage, might buy a set to try and do a review.

[73astregt]

dont be afraid to call on those connectors he will talk to you and tell you what you want to know. ive dealt with him for the rear upper and lower arms he sells. items were shipped quickly and were good solid pieces.

[Roccosvega]

Unsafe6, If your planing on welding them in go to www.CAChassisworks.com and check
out the ones he sells before you decide to buy.They are 159.00 and most of the V8 Vega's
you see on this site are using them including me.Its a proven product check it out.

Robert

[zeke]

I found the alston part on this page: http://www.cachassisworks.com/iwwidb.pv ... D?COMP=CAC

7111
SUBRAME CONNECTORS, VEGA, 71-81
Price $ 159.00
Made out of 2x3x.083" and 2x2x.083" wall mild steel tubing. Designed to be used with the stock floor and coil spring rear suspension. The weld-in design substantially reduces chassis flex and does not change the location of the rear suspension parts. Some modification to the rear-seat-foot-well floor pan may be necessary. Kit includes a pair of connectors and instructions.

looks pretty simple but cutting required

[res0o7eb]

That $189.00 is a reasonable price for bolt-in sub-frame connectors.

[T-FATTY]

I've got those in my 72, nice product. You have to cut rear floors and notch where front and rear of connectors land.