1967 Camaro
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1967 Camaro
Hello Guys,
You haelped me In the Past.Looking for some in put.
I'm presently Looking at purchasing A 67 Camaro. I know alot of the older camaro's had sub frame problems and some of them didn't. I realize that because It has a sub frame I will have to do sub frame connectors to stop the twisting. I's there anything else that I should be concerned about ?
Thanks Again Guys ....
You haelped me In the Past.Looking for some in put.
I'm presently Looking at purchasing A 67 Camaro. I know alot of the older camaro's had sub frame problems and some of them didn't. I realize that because It has a sub frame I will have to do sub frame connectors to stop the twisting. I's there anything else that I should be concerned about ?
Thanks Again Guys ....
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RE: 1967 Camaro
It would be the unibody that twists, subframe connectors connect the front subframe to the rear rails.
67's were notorious for rear wheel hop, hence the opposing shock mounting on the 68-69.
It it really depends on what you are purchasing the car for and what kind of power you are going to be throwing at it.
67's were notorious for rear wheel hop, hence the opposing shock mounting on the 68-69.
It it really depends on what you are purchasing the car for and what kind of power you are going to be throwing at it.
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