Detroit Speed 032018DS Hydroformed Subframe Bbc Na W/Pc Comp

Part # 032018DS Be the first to write a review

Compatible with 1967-1969 Chevrolet® Camaro®/Pontiac® Firebird® & 1968-1974 Chevrolet® Nova®. This product is not created or sold by GM®.

Not Available

Does it fit my vehicle?

Detroit Speed's front subframe is a bolt-in replacement for the original stock subframe. It improves the handling and ride quality by utilizing DSE's unique suspension geometry. It is the ONLY subframe in the aftermarket industry with hydroformed frame rails. The hydroformed frame rails feature strength and stiffness, precise quality and repeatability. Hydroforming preserves the steel's strength and stiffness because it is performed at low temperatures, unlike traditional high temperature processes which decrease material strength.

Features:

Hydroformed Subframe Blends the Benefits of OEM Technology and Aftermarket Performance into One Product
Bolt-In Replacement for the Original Stock Subframe, Featuring Stamped Main and Secondary Cross-Members for Structural Rigidity
Unique DSE Suspension Geometry for Improved Handling and Ride Quality
Ideal for Use in Street Vehicles and on the Track
Choose from Non-Adjustable, Single Adjustable, Double Adjustable, or Double Adjustable Remote Reservoir Coil-Over Shocks
Choose from Springs for Small Block/LS/LT Engines (550 lbs/in), or Big Block Engines (650 lbs/in)
Choose from Powder Coated or Bare Subframe Finish

Brand	Detroit Speed
Emission Code	5
Product Type	Front Subframe Kits
UPC	090127166192
Manufacturer Part Number	032018DS
Part Number	032018DS

This part is legal for sale or use on Emissions Controlled Vehicles, Uncontrolled (Non-Emissions Controlled) Vehicles, and Racing Use Only Vehicles because it does not affect vehicle emissions and is not covered by emissions regulations.

Instructions for 032018DS

Reviews

Your Review

Title

Review

*Free Shipping & Handling only offered to the contiguous US on orders over $149, excludes clearance parts and oversized packages.

Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar regulations.