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thinking about getting some subframe connectors, and notice these underneath the car by the front wheels(where the 2 holes are), both sides are comparable, looks like someone(NOT ME) jacked up the car here and pushed the metal in, just want to see if this would be an issue before I buy a set of SFC. thanks
Shouldn't be too much of an issue. I have seen this area look MUCH worse on these cars. Are you looking at doing a bolt in or weld in SFC? Bolt-ins may be a little more difficult, but still manageable. A weld in won't be a big deal since some fitting is required anyways.
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issue before subframe connectors? 
