WTB rear subframe piece

Peter Coomaraswamy

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I'm looking for the main frame piece that is bolted across the rear of the car. I don't need the swing arms, bushings or anything else, just the piece that the driveshaft goes through. If anyone has one please let me know.

Thanks!!
 

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Well I have one, but it will be some time before I remove it. Are you doing some custom fab work to fit your new limited slip?
 

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Thanks guys! Markos, probably need in about 4 weeks- can you do that? I could send you my old one if you need to roll your parts car around- here's the issue, when I welded the toe/camber adjusters in I was off on my weld on one side which is positioning my wheel 1/8 inch ahead of the other thus my handling problem so I need to start fresh. I could mess with the old one but I would have to grind off the adjusters and that would just make a "dog's breakfast" out of everything.

Please let me know how much when you can-

Thanks,

Peter
 

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I don't believe that the E3 and E9 shared a rear crossmember as the CL ad alludes to. That's according to the Real OEM part numbers.
 

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Hi Peter,

I'll let you know this week. The trailing arms, brakes, and LSD are spoken for so I might as well get on it. I'm supposed to be working from the top down but I'm slow as usual. Fortunately a PNW member on here has offered up dollies front and rear, so I don't think I need a replacement.
 

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I've got one from my '74 E9, ready to ship from Richmond, VA
 

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Hey Peter,
Are you sure that the 1/8" is enough to make the difference? Heck, I'm not sure I could even measure 1/8" difference with any confidence in accuracy.

I was expecting more like 1/2" or more delta between the two sides.
 

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