Anyone have their front subframe out now ? Need some measurements

[alcyon]

Hi guys, I wanna make some urethane pads/bushings for the front subrame, and I need the upper lip part dimensions as shown in the diagram below, if some one has a subframe out please measure them in mm and share it.

The drawings I made I will share here.

Thanks

 

[eraezer]

Hello,
there are already drawings floating around and have been for many years. Have you tried searching?
I'll see if I can find something when I get home.

 

[MoparMarq]

I have a 89-92 subframe sitting in the garage loose. But I won't be able to measure it until at least sunday, due to work and the swap meet.

 

[alcyon]

Hi guys , any updates for me ? I want to to make a rubber washer that goes outside of X diameter but about 2 to 3mm thicker than H height.

 

[MoparMarq]

Sorry. No, it wasn't a 5 month long swap meet. Just got busy with job, house, wife, kids,.....

Dimension X is approx. 1.763" (44.75 mm). Dimension H is .455" (11.56 mm). The bushing housing has a weld fillet around it also.
The fillet is approx. 0.2" radius (4.5 mm). Allow a radius on your bushing to allow it to seat on the surface of the subframe. And the cross-section
is not quite how you diagrammed it FWIW.

 

[alcyon]

Sorry. No, it wasn't a 5 month long swap meet. Just got busy with job, house, wife, kids,.....

Dimension X is approx. 1.763" (44.75 mm). Dimension H is .455" (11.56 mm). The bushing housing has a weld fillet around it also.
The fillet is approx. 0.2" radius (4.5 mm). Allow a radius on your bushing to allow it to seat on the surface of the subframe. And the cross-section
is not quite how you diagrammed it FWIW.

Perfect, thanks. I might just make a flat 2mm rubber washer 47mm OD and 21mm ID and just use the top of the nub, to press on the top hat.

 

[alcyon]

Thanks for your help MoparMarq. The hats i designed based on your measurements are spot on.

 

[Archeman]

I pulled some quick measurements on mine when I had it out last year. If you're looking for precise numbers, using an online ruler like ruler.onl can help double-check dimensions before making any cuts or modifications. Sometimes, factory specs can be off just a hair due to wear over time, so it's always good to take your own measurements instead of relying solely on manuals.