Just installed my SFCs today!
05-31-2009, 06:30 PM
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Just installed my SFCs today! for those of you who don't have em yet, what are you waiting for?! these were a inexpensive upgrade and so easy to install. i don't know what took me so long to get some. my car rides so much better and it feels much more solid all around. i had an pretty rough 1-2 shift and the SFCs lightened that up a little too, an unexpected benefit. once again, thanks UMI for a good deal on these!
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06-01-2009, 10:42 AM
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for those of you who don't have em yet, what are you waiting for?! these were a inexpensive upgrade and so easy to install. i don't know what took me so long to get some. my car rides so much better and it feels much more solid all around. i had an pretty rough 1-2 shift and the SFCs lightened that up a little too, an unexpected benefit. once again, thanks UMI for a good deal on these!
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SFCs still will never effect anyone's suspension directly though.. as long as they know its not really a handling modification.
06-03-2009, 10:51 AM
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I bought my car back in March and let me tell you, my #1 priority was to stiffen up the ridiculously lousy chassis. Just last month I installed UMI non-adjustable LCAs/ Panhard Rod and SFCs, along with BMR front springs and non-adj torque arm. It is a WHOLE different car. The biggest effect came from the SFCs. It really felt like the front of the car was FINALLY connected to the the rear of the car.
Also, you can't go wrong with either company for parts, both have excellent products and customer service at a competitive price.
Also, you can't go wrong with either company for parts, both have excellent products and customer service at a competitive price.
06-03-2009, 11:24 AM
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i took ahold of one of the sponsor's special offers that they had a little while ago. took me awhile to get them installed with work and all. they were offering free shipping, and when you have a wife and a kid on a single income in california, every penny counts. just check the sponsor specials thread, there's always good deals in there. i think i got a similar deal on my STB.
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Speed Engineering has the UMI SFC's on discount with free shipping. I have been putting these off but finally pulled the trigger. I'll let you know if I feel a difference.
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I put my 2-point tubular sfc's on at 80k and at the time I had no other suspension modification done to the car. It was definitely noticeable. It's going to be more helpful on t-top vehicles than anything. I recommend it.
