i have a 5-6 in crack in the driver side piece of my front sub frame does anyone have a spare complete sub frame laying around? i figured i would ask before call all the local u pulls for one. also my car is a 96 what years can i use to replace it. Thanks in advance
i am pretty sure all of our sub-frames are identical. from 95-05.
i wouldn't bother trying to find one on here, odds are you're local junk yard has tons of them. shipping would be a first born for one of these things, so unless you find someone locally thats got one (be better to ask you're particular regional forum) i highly doubt you will have any luck in getting one.
Where are you located? I have a spare, but I don't want to go thru the hassle of trying to ship it.
WTF Micah? I need a subframe myself. Mine took a hit from the previous owner that keeps the passenger side control arm from coming out and minor issues with the dogbone. I live in an apartment so I'll see if my dad has room for it til I can put it on and maybe we can work something out. You don't happen to have the control arms too do you?
awesome well thanks for the info guys. shadowfire thanks for the offer but i am in NY (which is why it's cracked damn salt) I will for sure be at my local junkyard before the snow starts up here
although the 03 ups had an extra brace for strength.
False.
Depending on the model, engine, year, trans, you'll get an extra brace (you can even buy it if you want). I've personally seen 2000 Sunfires with 2200 the auto with a different front cradle that looks to have a brace. If you plan to keep your car for long, I would go for new, as the new ones are updated, and has the latest designs for crash worthiness and integrity. If you are going for used, go with a 2000 or newer, with of course no rust, and no past repairs done to it.
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although the 03 ups had an extra brace for strength.
False.
Depending on the model, engine, year, trans, you'll get an extra brace (you can even buy it if you want). I've personally seen 2000 Sunfires with 2200 the auto with a different front cradle that looks to have a brace. If you plan to keep your car for long, I would go for new, as the new ones are updated, and has the latest designs for crash worthiness and integrity. If you are going for used, go with a 2000 or newer, with of course no rust, and no past repairs done to it.
thats odd, cuz every signal 03-05 i've seen has it and i've never seen one on a pre 03...so i'ma stick to my story for now untill proven wrong. And i really don't think you can buy the brace i'm talking about beacuse its part of the sub frame iirc
john, i'll go take of a pic of mine later in the day, but a quick google search i found this pic, which you can see some of the brace in the bottom corner
as you can see the 03 up sub frame is flat across the bottom with round holes drilled in, as compared to the pre 03 sub frame which hoops up in the center (most-likely designed this way to allow the 2.2 &2200 exhaust pipes to pass under from the front.
sorry for the @!#$ty pics....will got out later and get one of mine and one of the wifeys 00.
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john, the brace that i'm saying makes the difference is welded on..on make this thing rattle you would have to hit something sooo hard i'd be looking for a new car lol....I don't believe the part mr.goodwrech is talking about is the same one i'm talking about.
Like ive said before and i'll say it again, THE 03-05 IS DIFFRENT!. The 95-02 hoops up (allowing the 2.2/2200 exhaust to pass threw ALL the 03-05 cars have an extra brace (FULLY WELED) to the sub frame
Hear is a photo of my 05, you can see that it is flat across the bottom, with round holes drilled into it. THIS IS WHAT MAKES THE SUB FRAMES DIFFRENT!
Now an 95-02...as you can see no brace, just the hump!
no, it has nothing to do with manuals, and autos, its 95-02 and 03-05, i don't know how to be much clearer...
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