Torque boxes?

[Shaggy10x]

I am new to this forum and this question may get asked quite often I am not sure. I have a 71 challenger, it has sub frame connectors already I am wondering if I should be looking into torque boxes as well for it. The engine makes 530 hp and 600 tq. It is a street car that gets driven to sat night dinner with my wife and kids and car shows. I just want to be safe as to not twist the heck out of the car. I am not too concerned about stock appearance, I would like strength rather than that they are exact appearing.

 

[71solo2challenger]

Every little bit helps, but the major part for the twist resistance is in those subframe connectors. If adding them is no big project for you, I wouldn't hesitate to do them, too.

 

[AlleyoopMgv]

Every little bit helps, but the major part for the twist resistance is in those subframe connectors. If adding them is no big project for you, I wouldn't hesitate to do them, too.

Totally agree with 71solo2challenger, if it's no big deal,I'd do it.

 

[BIGSHCLUNK]

Agreed our cars flex a bunch. Converts even more!

 

[burntorange70]

The connectors should be more than enough for what you are doing with the car.

 

[Shaggy10x]

What if I were going to take some passes on the strip with slicks on it?

 

[burntorange70]

May be a good idea to run them then if your going to be hooking hard.