good subframe conectors for my daily driver
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03-27-2005, 09:06 PM
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No one likes SLP's anymore? That use to be the most popular ones around. They have both the weld or bolt-on. We used the bolt-ons and are real happy with them. In fact had them on a 99 Firehawk that was wrecked twice and the subframes really saved the car. That same set is now on my husbands 2001 WS6 for the last 3 years.
03-27-2005, 10:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Lady Redhawk
No one likes SLP's anymore? That use to be the most popular ones around. They have both the weld or bolt-on. We used the bolt-ons and are real happy with them. In fact had them on a 99 Firehawk that was wrecked twice and the subframes really saved the car. That same set is now on my husbands 2001 WS6 for the last 3 years.
03-27-2005, 10:39 PM
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BMR tubulars are what's on my car. Good price, great quality product.
I don't like the SLP's because the weld in ones are not powdercoated(or painted) like the BMR's. Rust could become a problem with them.
The bolt in ones are $299, but are powdercoated. I'd still weld them in though, because the bolts will woller the holes and work their way loose.
I don't like the SLP's because the weld in ones are not powdercoated(or painted) like the BMR's. Rust could become a problem with them.
The bolt in ones are $299, but are powdercoated. I'd still weld them in though, because the bolts will woller the holes and work their way loose.
03-28-2005, 04:41 AM
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Originally Posted by 01ls1lover
where do i find the BMR tubular weld ins? do they have painted red...?and how much..
BMR Fabrication
Subframe Connectors
Reduce chassis flex to a minimum and increase your handling capabilities with a set of BMR subframe connectors. These weld-in subframe connectors fit 1993-2001 F-bodies and will work with all aftermarket exhaust systems. All mounting plates are made from either 3/16" or 1/4" laser cut plates for the ultimate in strength.
itemno description price buy
SFC001 Hardtop Boxed Subframe Connector $169.95
SFC004 Hardtop Tubular Low Clearance Subframe Connectors $149.95
SFC002 Convertible Subframe Connectors(1993-1997 F-body) $179.95
SFC003 Convertible Subframe Connectors(1998-2002 F-body) $179.95
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03-28-2005, 01:08 PM
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w/ regards to tubulars, BMR vs Spohn... The bmrs are 1 5/8" .120 mild steel and spohn are 1 3/4 .120 mild steel. I would think the spohns would be a bit stiffer because of the wider diameter. Bmr's are about 2 lbs lighter for all you weight freaks, and BMR has a pretty solid rep. Any one have an opinion on Spohn vs BMR? Anyone care?