PRODUCT OVERVIEW QA1's tubular K-member for the 1982-1992 Chevrolet Camaro/Pontiac Firebird (F-body) is a significant front-end upgrade. Designed for reduced weight and increased clearance for headers and oil pans, the QA1 K-member makes a great upgrade for both street performance and track vehicles. It features lightweight, modular engine mounts, making LS swaps a breeze, and accommodates coilover struts or QA1's unique inboard spring sliders. HIGH STRENGTH, LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN QA1's engineers prioritized superior strength when designing this K-member. It reinforces the front-end unibody structure while optimizing weight savings. Shedding 32 pounds while increasing clearance and enhancing accessibility to the front of your car, this is an ideal upgrade. MODULAR ENGINE MOUNTS Choose from modular engine mounts (sold separately) that either allow you to reuse your existing small block engine and transmission combination or swap to a big block Chevy, or more modern LS and Gen V LT. QA1's engine mounts easily mount your engine directly to the K-member without any additional conversion mounts. Also look to QA1's transmission crossmembers & torque arms to make a driveline swap even easier! COMPATIBLE WITH SPRING SLIDERS OR COIL-OVER STRUTS This K-member offers the flexibility to be used with either coilover struts or QA1 spring sliders depending on your performance goals. Coilover struts, like QA1's adjustable Proma Star Struts, provide a significant performance boost with the ability to dial in ride height. Inboard spring sliders are another great option for those looking to achieve the perfect stance with greater negative camber while accommodating wider wheels and tires. It also helps maintain spring loads near the factory position on the K-member FITMENT NOTES Must use QA1 lower control arms Not compatible with factory coil springs Must use Coilover struts or QA1 Spring Slider Kit Engine mounts sold separately

Genuine QA1. Part number 52025.

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WARNING: California Proposition 65 — this product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer or reproductive harm.