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Kenny
Brown Subframe
Kenny
Brown Double-Diamond Subframe Connectors improve handling,
feel, weight transfer and extend the life of the car by reducing
Power Robbing chassis flex. The Double-Diamond Subframe Connectors
are the core of the Kenny Brown Camaro and Firebird Chassis
Support System to strengthen the car. The primary feature
is the unique Double-Diamond design, double-triangulating
each side of the floor pan plus connecting to the factory
center chassis midpan crossmember. Another unique feature
of the Double-Diamond Subframe Connectors is strengthening
of the rear lower control arm pick-up point by boxing
it with the Subframe Connectors and the rear inner subframe,
providing positive rear suspension alignment and torque transmittal
Drivers side Double Diamond Subframe Connector.
Tools Needed:
Electric (or air) grinder;
MIG welder
Wrench or socket set.
Installation Time: Approximately 2 hours
IMPORTANT: The Double-Diamond Subframe Connectors are
not interchangeable left to right. They are stamped "D"
for driver's side and "P" for passengers side.
Welding should be done by an experienced welder using the
proper equipment and in a well-ventilated space. Always be
aware of fire hazards when welding. Trial fit the Subframes
before beginning. If you have any questions, fitment is obstructed
or seems impractical, call the Kenny Brown Tech Line at 604-984-3673.
Carefully read the installation instructions before beginning.
If you do not understand or feel comfortable with the procedures,
have a capable mechanic perform the installation .
Installation:
1. Disconnect
the battery. Jack up the vehicle and support it under the
suspension with jack stands;
2. Remove
the bolts for one side of the midpan crossmember (location
A) and sandwich the Double-Diamond Subframe Connector between
the floor pan and midpan crossmember using the existing bolts
and nuts. Hand tighten. On Drivers side, reposition
brake lines around Subframe Connector by drilling small holes
to remount brake line clips (93-96 cars);
3. Loosen
the rear lower control arm bolt (chassis end) (location B)
far enough so that it is possible to slide the Double-Diamond
Subframe Connector under the washer.
4. Tighten
the two midpan crossmember bolts (in instruction #2) and the
rear lower control arm bolt to factory specifications;
5. Weld
connectors to subframe of the car. See Illustration #1 (weld
at C, D, and E). It may be necessary to use a jack to mate
the Subframe Connector flush to floor pan in some cases;
6. Locations
C show tabs located off to the side of the Double Diamond
Subframe Connector (two per side). Weld these tabs to the
factory pinch weld located underneath the car;
7. Repeat
these instructions on the opposite side of the vehicle.
8. After
welds have cooled, we recommend that a rubberized undercoating
be applied to the welded areas to help resist rust;

Any
questions about kits, parts, installations or services are
welcome. Contact Bishop by phone at 866-867-8324 or
e-mail bishop@bishopsales.com
and we will respond promptly. If you're in the neighborhood,
then drop by the shop at 1130 West 15th Street North Vancouver
BC and we will gladly give you a tour of our facilities, but
beware there may be a Monster and ferocious horsepower
beasts in our shop when you visit! We really love to share
the fun with other performance enthusiasts who want to take
their cars to the next level of performance, appearance and
handling!
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