View Poll Results: moser 9 or fab 9?
moser/strange 9"
14
23.33%
Fabricated 9"
46
76.67%
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9" vs fab 9"
08-27-2008, 08:49 PM
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It's funny how he posted about Eric's response to someone...seems like the old Pot calling the Kettle black.
I received my Fab9 on Tuesday and must say that it is everything I expected it would be. I have personally seen both and you can't go wrong either way ...I chose the Fab 9....NOT CHEAPLY DONE by any means.
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I received my Fab9 on Tuesday and must say that it is everything I expected it would be. I have personally seen both and you can't go wrong either way ...I chose the Fab 9....NOT CHEAPLY DONE by any means.
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08-28-2008, 06:28 PM
#63
08-28-2008, 06:47 PM
#64
If you did not want to hear his opinoin then what makes you think we want to hear yours? This is a thread about what people suggest...
I went with a midwest fab9. The midwest does not look "cheap"
Every one that has seen mine thinks its a work of art.
The midwest trq arm has to be half the weight of my old umi one.
The rear sway bar looks awsome, and works great.
Lastly eric is always there to help via pm, or phone call. I have talked to him probably 5 times after my install for little questions, and possible other purchases. I have also seen lots of posts from people that have seen both rear ends and people like the midwest fab9 better.
Chris
I went with a midwest fab9. The midwest does not look "cheap"
Every one that has seen mine thinks its a work of art.
The midwest trq arm has to be half the weight of my old umi one.
The rear sway bar looks awsome, and works great.
Lastly eric is always there to help via pm, or phone call. I have talked to him probably 5 times after my install for little questions, and possible other purchases. I have also seen lots of posts from people that have seen both rear ends and people like the midwest fab9 better.
Chris
08-28-2008, 08:54 PM
#65
If you did not want to hear his opinoin then what makes you think we want to hear yours? This is a thread about what people suggest...
I went with a midwest fab9. The midwest does not look "cheap"
Every one that has seen mine thinks its a work of art.
The midwest trq arm has to be half the weight of my old umi one.
The rear sway bar looks awsome, and works great.
Lastly eric is always there to help via pm, or phone call. I have talked to him probably 5 times after my install for little questions, and possible other purchases. I have also seen lots of posts from people that have seen both rear ends and people like the midwest fab9 better.
Chris
I went with a midwest fab9. The midwest does not look "cheap"
Every one that has seen mine thinks its a work of art.
The midwest trq arm has to be half the weight of my old umi one.
The rear sway bar looks awsome, and works great.
Lastly eric is always there to help via pm, or phone call. I have talked to him probably 5 times after my install for little questions, and possible other purchases. I have also seen lots of posts from people that have seen both rear ends and people like the midwest fab9 better.
Chris
M9 what? And no, they're NOT the same...
08-28-2008, 10:57 PM
#73
Stupid question but you guys aren't running sway bars in the rear?? What is that piece that runs from each side (not the panhard bar). Any benefit over the sway bar, what about on a daily driver??
08-29-2008, 12:24 AM
#79
you still can... the one in the black powdercoat is the same thing you would get... it bolts to the existing mounts on your rearend. all you have to do is weld on the two small brackets for the drop links onto the frame rails just inside the factory ones. its a real easy install.
