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Old 01-01-2005, 06:45 PM
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Hi,

I already have BMR subframe connectors on my 95 Z28 but I wonder if the through the floor type subframe connectors offered by Wolfe would be worth the time/cost involved.

And, like many others I do have big plans for horsepower/performance.

I am steering (pun intended) toward a setup that will be about 1/4 street and 3/4 strip and I want to make sure I have a good foundation for adding horsepower.

What do you think?

Thanks,

Iz

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Originally Posted by Izmosis
Hi,

I already have BMR subframe connectors on my 95 Z28 but I wonder if the through the floor type subframe connectors offered by Wolfe would be worth the time/cost involved.

And, like many others I do have big plans for horsepower/performance.

I am steering (pun intended) toward a setup that will be about 1/4 street and 3/4 strip and I want to make sure I have a good foundation for adding horsepower.

What do you think?

Thanks,

Iz

I have a friend that just did that on his fox body mustang.

You can preety much make your own if you can weld, plus its a lot stronger than bolt ons, and dont take up any ground clearance. Its a little much for the average street car, but if you allready have everything stripped, you might as well
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Originally Posted by 8chaos
I have a friend that just did that on his fox body mustang.

You can preety much make your own if you can weld, plus its a lot stronger than bolt ons, and dont take up any ground clearance. Its a little much for the average street car, but if you allready have everything stripped, you might as well
I order them last december and installed them with my new Wolf full cage all i can say is there stuff is the best out there. T
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These are some of the pics of a car that I put in over at RPM. This car has gone a best of 1.27 60ft but doesn't make alot of power either. 650rwhp
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GuessWho... how much for a set installed?
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I realize that these would be overkill on a street car but would they work ok on a daily driver? Once I get another vehicle the driving will be limited on this car and I don't really want to have to do subframe connectors twice, I would rather get the good stuiff the first time.
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Originally Posted by horsekilla 95TA
I don't really want to have to do subframe connectors twice, I would rather get the good stuiff the first time.
My thinking exactly.

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