Frame Connectors

[trevor74]

So i was thinking about getting a set of frame connectors for my 74 charger but they say i need to move my springs inboard is this true? or are their ones out there where you dont have to?

[tan top]

never heard of doing that before ,    i put them on mine , 

[trevor74]

Where did you get yours from? and are yours the bolt on or weld on style? i like the idea of welding them on better.

[tan top]

 got the connectors  from ART  ... also fitted their torque boxes 




http://www.autorust.com/gallery.html     

[Dans 68]

http://www.magnumforce.com/store/detail.asp?ProductID=3108&CategoryID=19&BrandID=&Category=&SubCategory=&Search=&Page=

I have these on my '73.

Dan

[Beer]

I bought a set of Comp Engineering weld in style.  Hope to have them installed August.

Jim

[BBKNARF]

Got mine from Mopar Performance they are a bolt on but you can also weld them in, they work great.

[375instroke]

...they say i need to move my springs inboard...

Who are these clowns?

[lisiecki1]

i have weld in connectors from competition engineering in my 73, didn't have to move anything.

[mopar73]

made my own for the 73 and it is just a straight shot

[pullrock]

I like the way these fit tight up against the floor of the car.

http://www.xvmotorsports.com/products/detail/index.cfm?nPID=15&cid=105&cdesc=Chassis%20Stiffening

Eric

[Beer]

I mocked up the Comp Engineering ones at the body shop, not quite the look/function I wanted, the Comp Engineering you have the option to move the front hangers inboard.  You can install them and not move them inboard, but then you have "an unused hanger box" very visible. 

I am switching up to Dans 68 "Magnumforce" Style...

Anyone want the Comp Engineering ones for half price + shipping (never installed)?

[Beer]

Here are some pics of the Magnumforce ones...I like these better than the Comp engineering ones...