SFC's Boxed or Tubular?
01-05-2006, 07:39 PM
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SFC's Boxed or Tubular? I was looking to buy some sub frame connectors and was wondering is there a big difference in strength between the Tubular SFCs and the Boxed SFCs?
I was thinking about getting UMI tubular bolt ins, since they dont have boxed bolt ins. and was going to have them welded later on
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I was thinking about getting UMI tubular bolt ins, since they dont have boxed bolt ins. and was going to have them welded later on
Thanks!
01-05-2006, 08:44 PM
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Bolt ons should be fine for a semi stock car... Box'ed will hang lower, but provide more stiffness. Im going with bolt in tubulars, and have them welded in later on, as drops in my future...
01-06-2006, 02:18 AM
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Bmr Boxed, or boxed period, unless u go with some kind of 3 point,like umi, BMR tucks real nice under the car, can't see em unles you are a ways fromthe car, tuck real nice up into the rockers.
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Our boxed subframe connectors loose about a 1/4 inch ground clearance and are barely visible from the side of the car. If you have any questions about our product line I would be more then happy to answer them 
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Lee Spicher
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Lee Spicher
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