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Old 07-20-2010, 01:24 PM
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looking for the howto install subframe connectors on a drive on lift...i remember seeing one on here i just cant find it...help please, i need to get this done before i go to the track this weekend so thanks
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What brand sfcs do you have?
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Hello
When installing the SFC's on a drive on lift. What I would suggest is take the front control arm off of one side (at a time so the rear doesn't shift). Then place the SFC in location and put hardware in place to hold it in place But do not tighten. Then either weld them to the front front or bolt them to the chassis. Seeing how the vehicle is on a lift the chassis is already loaded. Then repeat on the other side. If you would like I will be more than glad to email you a set of instruction so you have a better idea on what needs to be done.
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I have the UMI 3 point bolt in....thanks alot!
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It is supposed to be a lift that supports the wheels! Not just a lift.
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installed...great fitment car feels alot tighter...i would definitely recommend UMI 3 point sfc's
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Originally Posted by calcamLS1
installed...great fitment car feels alot tighter...i would definitely recommend UMI 3 point sfc's
Hello
Thanks for the great comments! Great to Hear that you are satisfied with quality and performance of our products.
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