Subframe Connector? :(
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Subframe Connector?
So New Jersey got slammed with over 2 feet of snow this past weekend and seeing as how I work at a ski shop and calling out cause of snow isn't an excuse I had to drive in (with no snow-tires on the car yet). Well long story short I slammed into a curb with a majority of the impact being taken by my front driver side tire. No major body damage but insurance estimator said the front bumper cover has to be replaced and I def a need a new rim as well as the subframe connector being replaced. Here in lies my question.
Im going to sound like such a n00b asking this question ( the only dumb question is the unasked question) but what is the main function of the subframe connector, how would they go about removing this and replacing it, and does anyone have a picture of one for the Evo X? Also how bad is this is, is this something I should be worried about or after its replaced should I be all good?
Thanks in advance for the help everyone
Im going to sound like such a n00b asking this question ( the only dumb question is the unasked question) but what is the main function of the subframe connector, how would they go about removing this and replacing it, and does anyone have a picture of one for the Evo X? Also how bad is this is, is this something I should be worried about or after its replaced should I be all good?
Thanks in advance for the help everyone
Last edited by Get Rad; Dec 23, 2009 at 06:23 PM. Reason: Fine tuning
#3
Wow that was quick, thanks a lot. At least I can now visually understand what's going on a little more. I need to see things for my brain to process it correctly and every where I looked they showed my stuff for fords and everything else other than an Evo. So thanks once again
#4
Yeah the big black piece that connects across the width of the car to the silver lower control arms is your actual subframe. I'm assuming the smaller black peices (1 under the engine near the pan, one connecting to the pans near the cat) are what need replacing. If it is the rear one you can go aftermarket
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I got a follow up question. On the upper right hand corner of that picture is that triangle like piece with three red screws in it. I bottomed out over a weird driveway and hit that piece. That piece seems to have a lip that got crushed a bit, but not far enough to hit the screws. I didn't bottom out enough to get hung up at all, just a little whack. Should that be ok? It looks like the lip is meant to protect those screws.
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I got a follow up question. On the upper right hand corner of that picture is that triangle like piece with three red screws in it. I bottomed out over a weird driveway and hit that piece. That piece seems to have a lip that got crushed a bit, but not far enough to hit the screws. I didn't bottom out enough to get hung up at all, just a little whack. Should that be ok? It looks like the lip is meant to protect those screws.
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I'm going to sound like such a n00b asking this question ( the only dumb question is the unasked question) but what is the main function of the subframe connector, how would they go about removing this and replacing it, and does anyone have a picture of one for the Evo X?
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