Time for SFC's..suggestions??
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Whats the difference in boxed and tubular when theyre the same price? Weight is also important to me. I noticed a set of Spohn SFCs was 17.5lbs, how about the UMI and BMR's?
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Personally I got the boxed UMI ones. I got them because I liked the fact that they boxed in the LCA mounts as well. I have never heard of someone having problems with those areas but if I can strengthen them to prevent any possible damage, I am all for it.
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I would rather save and get it then buy something to have it sooner and it not be what i wanted... not saying that you want 3 points, but I do. They all do the same thing. Don't sweat it.
The 3 points with my torque arm will just tie my entire car together and i like how it looks.
The 3 points with my torque arm will just tie my entire car together and i like how it looks.
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I'm just really concerned with weight, and right now Im putting down around 390whp and have absolutely no suspension. I can hook due to my ET streets but I know my chassis wants to twist like a pretzel, so that's why its time for SFCs. I also realize it gets to a point where you literally need suspension to get that horsepower to the ground.
So will I be fine for that purpose with the $150ish one's? Im not concerned about looks or anything. I suppose I could buy bolt-ons and have them welded.
So will I be fine for that purpose with the $150ish one's? Im not concerned about looks or anything. I suppose I could buy bolt-ons and have them welded.
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I'm just really concerned with weight, and right now Im putting down around 390whp and have absolutely no suspension. I can hook due to my ET streets but I know my chassis wants to twist like a pretzel, so that's why its time for SFCs. I also realize it gets to a point where you literally need suspension to get that horsepower to the ground.
So will I be fine for that purpose with the $150ish one's? Im not concerned about looks or anything. I suppose I could buy bolt-ons and have them welded.
So will I be fine for that purpose with the $150ish one's? Im not concerned about looks or anything. I suppose I could buy bolt-ons and have them welded.
You will be fine with the bolt-ons assuming you get them welded in afterwards, especially if you drive your car often.