subframe connectors
It really depends on how your car will be driven/how much power you will be making. I think, for the money the Spohn tubular subframes are a great choice. They are strong, and will work well when racing with slicks.
For your application, there is no need for extra heavy duty and expensive connectors. Theoretically, their purpose is very simple: to connect the front and rear subframes and prevent the body from twisting and working loose; whether from normal driving or from torque-twisting launches. Even if you are not going to race the car, subframe connectors are a great idea to prevent chassis loosening, and keep the car's doors from not shutting right, t-tops not fitting, etc.
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Originally Posted by 00Z28SS
Even if you are not going to race the car, subframe connectors are a great idea to prevent chassis loosening, and keep the car's doors from not shutting right, t-tops not fitting, etc.
I myself just ordered a set of UMI boxed SFC's. They were only 139 bucks. I really wanted their 3 point SFC's. They are sweet. They were a little out of my price range right now.
I will be buying all of my chassis and suspension from UMI.
I will be buying all of my chassis and suspension from UMI.
I went with the BMR tubular's which is prolly what you should go with, because the boxed design you lose some ground clearance. BMR's shop is like a 20 minute drive from my dads house which i go to all the time. Im happy with mine.
We offer a large variety of options and I will be glad to help if needed.
http://www.umiperformance.com/Search...?CategoryID=42
Hope this helps!
Ryan
http://www.umiperformance.com/Search...?CategoryID=42
Hope this helps!
Ryan
Originally Posted by steveo346
umi has soom good products i might go with them as well...i was thinking about bmr but umi looks kool
Thank you and I am glad to help if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Ryan
Originally Posted by UMI Performance
Thank you and I am glad to help if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Ryan
Thanks,
Ryan
and your round connecters also?
The 3-Points weight in at 36 lbs a set while the 2-point tubulars are 24 lbs.
Hope that helps!
Ryan
Hope that helps!
Ryan
Last edited by UMI Performance; Sep 15, 2005 at 10:31 PM. Reason: Spelling Error
