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CPP 6267SFC-B 62-67 Chevy II Nova Subframe Connectors

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Made of round tubing with 1.5" od x .120 wall, these connectors resist torsional twist better than other manufacturer's square tube versions and also provide for maximum ground clearance. The connectors are 100% bolt-in and include all mounting hardware. Subframe connectors provide resistance to chassis flex and therefore increase the integrity and rigidity of the chassis and are a must for any performance application.

Silver in color
Fits 1962-67 Nova
sold as a kit

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