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sub-frame connector question??

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Old 01-13-2008, 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted by J_Z28_T
If u put a cage in ur car do u still need sfc???
no. A cage is much stiffer bracing than sfc provides.

I guess it couldn't hurt but I don't think you would see any noticeable benefit compared to the cage.
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YES subframes should always be installed..
especially if a roll bar or cage is installed you should have support along the rails and connecting the front to the rear..
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thanks for the help!
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weld in!!!!
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wow this is old.
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doesnt matter. bolt in or weld in. both would need to be welded in to reap the full benefits of it
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I have SLP weld ins and they made a noticeable difference in the feel, handling etc of the car.



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