View Poll Results: Best SFCs
Kenny Brown
27
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93
39.24%
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11
4.64%
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106
44.73%
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SFC, which is the best
04-26-2006, 12:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Red97Z
is it just me, or does it sound like you contradicted yourself. Wouldn't weld on's give you peace of mind, being they have no bolts?I was thinking the same thing!!
04-27-2006, 01:34 PM
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I have SLP boxed sfc that were welded in. No bolts holding it in, just welds. They were already on the car when I bought it so its not like I really had a choice . One thing I do like about them is, because my car is lowered, they serve as protecters of my exhaust when I bottom out. Because they hang so low, they are lower than my exhaust. 
. One thing I do like about them is, because my car is lowered, they serve as protecters of my exhaust when I bottom out. Because they hang so low, they are lower than my exhaust. 
07-30-2006, 10:17 PM
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I have the "newer" BMR boxed. They fit great, tucked well, and made a difference in the handling of my car. They are the only BMR suspension pieces on my car 
08-14-2006, 03:44 PM
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I ordered a set of 2pt boxed weld-in sfcs from them. They are light and have a nice finish. UMI makes some quality stuff, they have great customer service and I'll be going with them for the rest of my suspension. 
09-02-2006, 12:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Red97Z
is it just me, or does it sound like you contradicted yourself. Wouldn't weld on's give you peace of mind, being they have no bolts?I was kind of comfused there for like 2 minutes as well.
09-02-2006, 10:17 PM
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We have a mig welder at work with i think 030 wire, would that be fine to use? They use it to weld exhaust togeather.
Also i was trying to make out the pics that umi put in the instrutions but cant make them out.
Can any one post up some good pics on where to weld thanks.
Also i was trying to make out the pics that umi put in the instrutions but cant make them out.
Can any one post up some good pics on where to weld thanks.
09-21-2006, 06:04 PM
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Global West here SFCs were one of the first things I ever did to my car back in early 2002. Then Spohn came out with their 13 lb chromoly ones. 
My Global West's are like 19 lbs, but they are a bigger diameter compared to all the others yet still tuck in nicely. From that day forward I decided to never do another mod until I was absolutely certain a better part wouldn't come out... ouch.
My Global West's are like 19 lbs, but they are a bigger diameter compared to all the others yet still tuck in nicely. From that day forward I decided to never do another mod until I was absolutely certain a better part wouldn't come out... ouch. 
