sfc
.I am partial to UMI suspension products, and IMO they are the best deal for the cash out there. There will not be a noticable difference between brands of SFCs though, so go with the quality brand of your choice - UMI, BMR, Spohn, etc.
Just make sure you either go weld in, or go bolt-in and have them welded on as soon as possible. Aggressive use with bolt-in SFCs will start to stretch the mounting holes.
Sorry the laziness of just writing actual words can get annoying at times. I mean wat r u usin sFc. I mean come on. I am not no literary genius by any stretch of the imagination. But I dont expect everyone to know every shortcut for every word on this board.
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Verdad Gallardo then if u didnt know what i was talking about then why reply.
yes. weld them in if there weld in or bolt in. because bolts tend to loosen up. and as stated above the bolt holes will open up allowing for play and then that defeats the purpose of having subframe connectors. just make sure you get them welded in by a certified welder and not some joe shome at a crappy mechanic shop. btw Merry Christmas!
i went overboard with my instal LOL,i put my car on my friends frame machine made sure the car was squared up and welded mine in......i would not trust bolts only so just weld them and save the weight of the bolts
