Sorry, been too busy with work and family stuff to post.
12SecondV6, that k-member from P&A, doesn't look like a "turn-key" type installation. And quite frankly, looks a bit scary to me. I build my cars to do road racing, more so that just straight line racing, and wouldn't want to put that k-member through the type of stress that the BMR can and has handled. The BMR one is directly drop in, all you might need to do is find some nuts for the backside of the mounting pads. I don't see the stock rag joint located in your pics, how much fabbing was needed to make that k-member fit? With the BMR one, you can also order it to use the Pinto rack to delete the PS.
I'm not trying to flame or anything, so don't take it as that.. I'm just wondering.
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Rob
1994 Firehawk#319
11.83@120.61
Slightly Modified
1996 Blown V6
2002 Trailblazer
San Diego F-Bodies
[ October 23, 2002: Message edited by: Rob 94Hawk 319 ]</p>
12SecondV6, that k-member from P&A, doesn't look like a "turn-key" type installation. And quite frankly, looks a bit scary to me. I build my cars to do road racing, more so that just straight line racing, and wouldn't want to put that k-member through the type of stress that the BMR can and has handled. The BMR one is directly drop in, all you might need to do is find some nuts for the backside of the mounting pads. I don't see the stock rag joint located in your pics, how much fabbing was needed to make that k-member fit? With the BMR one, you can also order it to use the Pinto rack to delete the PS.
I'm not trying to flame or anything, so don't take it as that.. I'm just wondering.
________________
Rob
1994 Firehawk#319
11.83@120.61
Slightly Modified
1996 Blown V6
2002 Trailblazer
San Diego F-Bodies
[ October 23, 2002: Message edited by: Rob 94Hawk 319 ]</p>
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