CJohnsonZ28

I want to buy subframe connectors but I'm not too sure what kind to get. I saw they have weld-in and bolt-in ones. What's better? I don't want to spend too much on them though.

UMI Performance

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Either one will work just fine. If the vehicle is aggressively raced we recommend to weld the SFC's in place. We also have a lot of customers that purchase our bolt on models and have them welded at a later date. This helps reduce the labor cost on the installation.

If you have any questions regarding our product please ask and I will be glad to help. We have SFC's starting as low as $159.99 a set. Please take a look at the link below.

http://www.umiperformance.com/produc...ategory_id=129

Thank you!
Ryan

CJohnsonZ28

Thanks for the help!

JScamaro

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I have UMI's tubular sub frame connectors.

It will tighten up the chassis and give you a good place to jack your vehicle up from.

Definitely a good mod to do for $155 imo.

UMI Performance

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Glad to help, If you need anything else just let me know.

Thanks again!
Ryan

BMR Tech2

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Hello, just to give you another option. We offer two different styles of the weld on connectors. Both will help strengthen your chassis. If you have any questions please give me a call, im in the office till 6pm est.

Indukted1

Just to give you another option we actually make our own sfc! There made out of chrome moly and are super light weight.combined 7lbs! If we can help you with anything else give us a call!! 410 833-3713

bandit98

Just get the bolt-on, and then take it to an exhaust shop you trust and have them weld it in.

UMI Performance

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Thats what many customers do.. seems to be easiest

Clark Kent

i got some black UMIs, weld in, they have been great. Question? can i jack up my car from the subframe connectors?

UMI Performance

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No problem jacking your car up by them, just don't scratch them!