How much difference in subframe connectors

[Topcat]

Nice work on those.

I'm about half way to finishing up mine.

[Hopalong]

Is that normal undercoating or a truck bed liner material on the bottom of your car?  It looks really nice and durable.

[JS23U0B]

Is that normal undercoating or a truck bed liner material on the bottom of your car?  It looks really nice and durable.

I think so. It should be done to any midwest driver.

[Chlngrcrzy]

Yeah i would be interetsed in knowing what that undercoating is. It looks real smooth and shiny, has to be durable.

[BacardiCBR]

Yup, it's a Texas car

The material is a rubberized undercoating which is sprayed on with an undercoat gun out of gallon containers. You can get the stuff from paint supply places, its about $40 a gallon and 2 gallons pretty well covers the complete underside.

[bb71challenger]

Very sweet job on the undercoated car. I have been leaning towards the US subframe connectors and that pic just made my mind up for sure. Looks positively stock to me and adds a ton to the torsional stiffness I bet. If you have subframe connectors do you really need torque boxes?

[Chlngrcrzy]

Yup, it's a Texas car

The material is a rubberized undercoating which is sprayed on with an undercoat gun out of gallon containers. You can get the stuff from paint supply places, its about $40 a gallon and 2 gallons pretty well covers the complete underside.

Does it dry hard like the pickup box coating or softer like some of the undercoats sprayed at the car factories?

[BacardiCBR]

Glad to have helped you make that decision bb71challenger.  As I mentioned, expect to grind on them for awhile.  Below is a look at both connectors.

As far as the undercoating goes, it's the flash from the camera that gives it the weird white looking reflection.  It is actually a nice dark black at all other times, even in sunlight.  It dries hard like a bedliner - good stuff.

[BacardiCBR]

Hey folks, I opened a new topic with pics of my car.

http://www.cuda-challenger.com/cc/index.php?topic=39534.0