UMI Subframes
03-27-2006, 09:28 PM
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UMI Subframes Is the UMI 2 point tubular bolt in subframes worth the money, or would my money be better spent elsewhere? i'm not trying to spend a whole lot of money, but i dont want to waste what i do spend. I have seen these for $160 new.
03-28-2006, 08:34 PM
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yes i got my subframe conectors in from UMI 2 point weld in. i am gonna get my UMI SFC,LCA,TA installed at one time. i forgot about LCA relocation bracets, from UMI also i will buy, i will have to wait on them.
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03-29-2006, 06:12 PM
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i purchased the bolt-on tubular ones from strano parts, i havent recieved them yet. i cant wait till they get here. im going to eventually weld them on. im just not sure what route im going suspension wise.
03-30-2006, 12:46 AM
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Originally Posted by YoungB@BYUNSPEED
For weld-ins. Thanks.
I bought UMI tubular bolt in SFCs from Young. he is a great man to do business with and shipping was free!! i installed them and i love my SFCs. getting them welded in soon
03-30-2006, 02:04 AM
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I have the UMI 3 point tubular SFC bolt ins. After I got the installed, correctly (I think I was just tired), they worked great. I plan on getting them welded in eventually, but I could feel quite a difference.
I would say they are worth it. Plus I think it was Chevy High Performance magazine said they are one of the first things you want to do.
~Alex
I would say they are worth it. Plus I think it was Chevy High Performance magazine said they are one of the first things you want to do.
~Alex
03-30-2006, 02:44 AM
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i got 2-pt boxed, had Straightline weld them on, one of the guys there said they were one of the best hes seen, thats what hes going with on his next F-body
03-30-2006, 03:04 PM
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yeah i got tubular 2pt bolt in recently wow its night and day diffrence the body feels stiffer and much more together i love em my only complaint is now on certain bumps i hit my passenger side has a voilent bang i belive from the rear which i cant figure out
03-30-2006, 03:51 PM
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Originally Posted by rgaynor85
yeah i got tubular 2pt bolt in recently wow its night and day diffrence the body feels stiffer and much more together i love em my only complaint is now on certain bumps i hit my passenger side has a voilent bang i belive from the rear which i cant figure out
Hope that helps!
Ryan
04-02-2006, 12:21 AM
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After Reading This, I Got Dents In My Rear Fenders But Never Could Figure Out How They Get There Im Alway Very Careful On Where I Park And So Things Do Not Ever Bump My Car But Somehow Theres A Few Dents Is That What Your Talking About.
And Are Bolt In Sfc A Good Idea, I Just Dont Want To Weld Them In Right Now.
And Are Bolt In Sfc A Good Idea, I Just Dont Want To Weld Them In Right Now.
