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Competition Engineering Rear Frame Rails 1970-81 Camaro/Firebird
247-3032
Rear Frame Rails
Specifications:
Competition Engineering Rear Frame Rails replace stock rear rails in subframe-equipped cars. Stamped from sheet metal, stock rear rails were never intended to handle more than stock horsepower levels. When higher power is achieved, stock rear frames bend and twist under the strain, absorbing power that could be used to make the car accelerate quicker. Each rail is mandrel-bent on computer-controlled machines to eliminate the kinks and wrinkles often found in other frame rails. The finest 2" x 3" x .083" wall mild steel tubing is used to guarantee unequaled strength that's lighter than stock. Some welding required for installation.
Features
Easy Kits for Competition Engineering Rear Frame Rails make it easy for you to complete installation with all the correct suspension parts. Easy Kits are put together by JEGS professionals to ensure that you get all the parts you need.
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