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Help w/ 88 COnvertible subframe connector. - 2/17/2008 10:52:45 PM

miguelg510

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I need help with finding a subframe connector for my 1988 camaro Convetible. I am able to find a subframe connector for a 88 camaro, but not for a 88 camaro convertible. when I drive my car it has a very loosy goosey feel and it just isn't that fun to drive, If there isn't a subframe connector out there for my car what other options do I have?

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RE: Help w/ 88 COnvertible subframe connector. - 2/18/2008 4:50:05 AM

blackz87

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Spohn Performance makes Tube Type SFCs for all Camaro.Firebird convertibles 81-92 3rd gen models. A very good quality company & products. I have the regular sfcs on my car.

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RE: Help w/ 88 COnvertible subframe connector. - 2/18/2008 3:03:39 PM

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Thank you alot. I have not been wanting to drive my car because it sounds and feels very loose. Everyone I have asked said they don't maks sfc's for convertibles. Again Thank You for your help

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RE: Help w/ 88 COnvertible subframe connector. - 6/27/2008 5:28:54 PM

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hey i have an 88 camaro irocz t-top and its the 5.7L TPI with the 700-R4 automatic transmission. Now I want to turn it into a 5-speed without damaging the T-top brace. inorder to do this i''m not sure what I need. I know the convertible models had some kind of bracing so that the chassis wouldn''t torque to much. I want to get this brace but i''m not sure what it''s called. If its the sub frame or what?

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