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Old 04-03-2012, 09:28 PM
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Seems like a small bolt in the rear to absorb all that force? Other than that, these look really nice. Have any plans for a torque arm relocation kit?
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Wasn't questioning strength, just comparing with othe brands, I have stb, lca,lcab, phb, prolly be ordering me a set of these in the future... clean and weld up will b plenty strong
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Originally Posted by JD_AMG
Interesting, how do these compare to the Hotpart SFCs?
http://www.hotpart.com/shop/index.ph...ct_detail&p=57
Look identical to me.
Old 04-04-2012, 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by 02TransAm/Batmobile
Seems like a small bolt in the rear to absorb all that force? Other than that, these look really nice. Have any plans for a torque arm relocation kit?
These are weld in units so the bolt does nothing once they are welded in place. The only reason we captured the bolt was to reinforce the torque box area.

We do have plans to have a full torque arm kit along with relocation kits.
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Originally Posted by Founders Performance
These are weld in units so the bolt does nothing once they are welded in place. The only reason we captured the bolt was to reinforce the torque box area.

We do have plans to have a full torque arm kit along with relocation kits.
Looking forward to this!
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Originally Posted by 01ssreda4
Look identical to me.
I know, hotparts and founders is owned by the same person...
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Originally Posted by Founders Performance
These are weld in units so the bolt does nothing once they are welded in place. The only reason we captured the bolt was to reinforce the torque box area.

We do have plans to have a full torque arm kit along with relocation kits.
Ah, I missed that they are weld ons! Do you have a projected ETA for the torque arm relocation kits?
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In for update on the boxed subframe connectors.
Im in the market for 3point sfc.
I recently.purchased and installed a fp double adj. Phb anf am very pleased with the quality and function. I was able to center the rear end in my car.
im ordering 2 more. And am looking forward to the tq arm and any other products coming soon.
I would get weld in 2-3pt. Sfc
adj. Relocated tunnel mount tq arm with built in ds loop.and tubular kmember.tubular a-arms.
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Originally Posted by JD_AMG
I know, hotparts and founders is owned by the same person...
So what are your trying to accomplish by doing this every chance you get? Does it matter if he does own both and sells the same part under both names? Does that in any way affect the quality of the part? Or maybe there's something I missed that you are trying to point out without coming out and saying it?
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Hate to bump the thread but have anybody bought a set of the founders sub frame connectors and installed them on a car? If so how to you like them? Thanks in advanced
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Bump for a response...
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Just ordered mine...not sure when I'll have them on the car though.
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[QUOTE=Fullen;17973176]Just ordered mine...not sure when I'll have them on the car though.[/QUOTE
let me know how you like them bro. The fitment and if you felt any difference or not



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