Anyone have pics of MWC SFC on the car?
10-23-2011, 10:23 PM
#5
here's an old pic of some I found. as you can seee the sfc's are a true connector, and do not bolt to the lca bracket. anything that bolts to the lca bracket is pretty much worthless in my eyes and doing nothing but adding weight to the car.
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11-02-2011, 11:47 AM
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Don't let us not having a flashy web site keep you from owning the baddest stuff on the market to date. 
We are to busy building and testing the product we build and don't have the time making cool web sites. They are nice to have though and we are working towards getting with the times and having a nice one. If we ever get a slow period we plan on getting pictures of everything we have to offer and setting up a real site but I doubt you will ever see us with a pay here web site because we just prefer to talk with our customers.
We are to busy building and testing the product we build and don't have the time making cool web sites. They are nice to have though and we are working towards getting with the times and having a nice one. If we ever get a slow period we plan on getting pictures of everything we have to offer and setting up a real site but I doubt you will ever see us with a pay here web site because we just prefer to talk with our customers.
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11-02-2011, 01:22 PM
#12
Don't let us not having a flashy web site keep you from owning the baddest stuff on the market to date.
We are to busy building and testing the product we build and don't have the time making cool web sites. They are nice to have though and we are working towards getting with the times and having a nice one. If we ever get a slow period we plan on getting pictures of everything we have to offer and setting up a real site but I doubt you will ever see us with a pay here web site because we just prefer to talk with our customers.
We are to busy building and testing the product we build and don't have the time making cool web sites. They are nice to have though and we are working towards getting with the times and having a nice one. If we ever get a slow period we plan on getting pictures of everything we have to offer and setting up a real site but I doubt you will ever see us with a pay here web site because we just prefer to talk with our customers.
11-03-2011, 03:09 PM
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I would not totally agree with that, as it has already been proven by most of the other manufacturers to stop chassis flex by simply welding onto the lca brackets. The lcas are connected to the rear subframe(although it may only be two layers of .063 they are still connected), the only difference is yalls go directly to the rear subframe which I would agree is stronger but the others do just good for what most people do with these cars. Definitely not worthless.
11-04-2011, 12:09 PM
#14
i built my own like this for my firebird go to a steel yard get a peice of 1.5"x 2.5" tube i think it was about 7 feet long measure from the rocker in to the tube so its even front to back and angle the back of it to seal the tube made a great improvement to my car and you could still weld a plate from the tube to the lower control arm portion if you were worried about the lower control arm area
