Buy UMI Suspension from Byunspeed today , Question about shocks and SFC
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Buy UMI Suspension from Byunspeed today , Question about shocks and SFC
First of all , I'm the man of the world today because of UMI
Soon will receive the kits in Saudi Arabia and will install it on my 2001 Camaro SS
UMI Performance Transmission Mounted Non-Adjustable Torque Arm
UMI Performance Tubular Lower Control Arms & Non-Adjustable Panh
UMI Performance Front End Kit - Stage 3
UMI Performance Torque Arm Relocation Kit, Manual
And really thanx the byunspeed for good prices and good customer services
I have some questions about shocks and Subframe Connectors
My car has only SLP Exhaust with Volant Intake , T-56 with 360 rwhp, which SFC will match my needs specially will use the car for street racings and some drag races. ( 3 points ? 2 points ? weld-in ? bolt-ons ? )
Also I'm looking for shocks , which one do you recommand ? and can I install the stock springs ?? .. because I like the stock height
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Without getting into whether you are doing the street racing safely/legally, I will say that you're going to want Koni for that, ideally. I, for one, think SFCs are overrated.
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First of all , I'm the man of the world today because of UMI
Soon will receive the kits in Saudi Arabia and will install it on my 2001 Camaro SS
UMI Performance Transmission Mounted Non-Adjustable Torque Arm
UMI Performance Tubular Lower Control Arms & Non-Adjustable Panh
UMI Performance Front End Kit - Stage 3
UMI Performance Torque Arm Relocation Kit, Manual
And really thanx the byunspeed for good prices and good customer services
I have some questions about shocks and Subframe Connectors
Take it easy
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definatly weld in sfc over the bolt in. welds are solid, bolts can work loose. you can always bolt them up AND weld them though.
i don't see much advantage of 3pt over 2pt sfc. on a typical street car, there probably isn't enough of a difference.
about the best shocks out there are the Koni single adjustables. other than that, maybe some bilstein HDs. both will work GREAT with stock springs.
i don't see much advantage of 3pt over 2pt sfc. on a typical street car, there probably isn't enough of a difference.
about the best shocks out there are the Koni single adjustables. other than that, maybe some bilstein HDs. both will work GREAT with stock springs.
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Thanks for the shout out and for choosing UMI Performance! I am sure you will not be disappointed in the quality and performance! What did you need to know about SFC's leave me know and I will be glad to help! And I am glad to hear that Young took care of you over their he's a good guy to deal with! LOL
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Regarding thr SFC , there are alot of types that UMI make ( bolt-on , weld-on , 3 points ...... etc ) as a street race car " will not be more than 450 rwhp " with T-56 .. which one do you advise me ?
definatly weld in sfc over the bolt in. welds are solid, bolts can work loose. you can always bolt them up AND weld them though.
i don't see much advantage of 3pt over 2pt sfc. on a typical street car, there probably isn't enough of a difference.
about the best shocks out there are the Koni single adjustables. other than that, maybe some bilstein HDs. both will work GREAT with stock springs.
i don't see much advantage of 3pt over 2pt sfc. on a typical street car, there probably isn't enough of a difference.
about the best shocks out there are the Koni single adjustables. other than that, maybe some bilstein HDs. both will work GREAT with stock springs.
Thanks buddy will put ur advise in hand